July 2011
Intermediate to advanced
1146 pages
32h 29m
English
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The moment a web browser requests a page, Drupal begins running a complex series of steps that result in a fully rendered page being returned to the browser. With every page request, Drupal has to do those same calculations, so understanding them is key to making the best development decisions for your modules or sites.
In this chapter you will learn what happens when a Drupal URL is requested, for instance, http://definitivedrupal.org/node/84. Chapter 29 covered how the URL is sorted out by the web server to become index.php?q=node/84. In this chapter, ...
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