t('Drupal user'), '#type' => 'object', '#load' => 'user_load', '#save' => 'user_save', ); return $entities; } /** * Implementation of hook_ca_action(). * * Demonstrates defining an action for predicates to use; primarily specifies a * callback function to perform the action and an array that specifies arguments * and their data types. */ function ca_ca_action() { $actions['ca_drupal_set_message'] = array( '#title' => t('Display a message to the user'), '#category' => t('Drupal'), '#callback' => 'ca_action_drupal_set_message', '#arguments' => array(), ); return $actions; } // Display a message to the user. function ca_action_drupal_set_message($settings) { // Get the specified input format or use the default. /*if (!empty($settings['message_format'])) { $format = $settings['message_format']; } else { $format = FILTER_FORMAT_DEFAULT; }*/ // Filter the text using the format. // $message = check_markup($settings['message_text'], $format, FALSE); $message = check_plain($settings['message_text']); // Return if there's nothing to display. if (empty($message)) { return; } // Make sure we have a valid message type. if ($settings['message_type'] == 'error') { $type = $settings['message_type']; } else { $type = 'status'; } // Output the message using the Drupal message API. drupal_set_message($message, $type); }