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encrypt_submissions_add_form_css_js |
./encrypt_submissions.module |
We will use this function as an #after_build to ensure we always
attach our CSS and JS to the page. |
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encrypt_submissions_admin_form |
./encrypt_submissions.module |
This is our admin/settings/encrypt-submissions form. |
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encrypt_submissions_check_library_files_exist |
./encrypt_submissions.module |
This function will check to see if the jcryption libraries have been installed
correctly, and warn the user if they have not. |
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encrypt_submissions_form_alter |
./encrypt_submissions.module |
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encrypt_submissions_generate_keypair |
./encrypt_submissions.module |
This function, taken largely from the examples which come with jCryption,
is called by AJAX and returns the relavant values needed to encrypt our form.
It also places those same values into the SESSION, so we can decrypt it after the
form submits. |
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encrypt_submissions_init |
./encrypt_submissions.module |
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encrypt_submissions_install |
./encrypt_submissions.install |
Implementation of hook_install. All we really need from this is to make sure
that the module's weight is lower than other's, so that our hook_init fires
before everyone else's |
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encrypt_submissions_menu |
./encrypt_submissions.module |
Implementation of hook_menu |
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encrypt_submissions_perm |
./encrypt_submissions.module |
Implementation of hook_perm. |
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encrypt_submissions_uninstall |
./encrypt_submissions.install |
Implementation of hook_uninstall. We want to remove our
extra variables from the variable table, to be tidy. |
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encrypt_submissions_update_7100 |
./encrypt_submissions.install |
In this update, we make sure the weight has been set low as in hook_install |
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