Fork of context_http_module
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INSTALLATION
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1. Unpack the context_http_header folder and contents in the appropriate modules directory
of your Drupal installation. Normally sites/all/modules/
2. Enable the context_http_headers module on the Modules admin page (admin/build/modules)
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USAGE
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The main feature of this module is to work with the Context module and provide
two hooks:
hook_context_http_header_def()
hook_context_http_header_build()
allowing your modules to provide http header changes when entering certain
contexts.
/**
* hook_context_http_header_def works with Forms API to
* return a simple form that is used as settings for the context reaction.
*/
function hook_context_http_header_def() {
return array(
// fapi array for your form to use with context
),
);
}
/**
* hook_context_http_header_build does the work of
* building the actual headers that will be injected into the context
*/
function hook_context_http_header_build() {
// build your headers here
}
* context_http_header will work with Context 3.
See Akamai module for working example of hook usage.
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FAQ
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Q: My reactions aren't showing up in the HTTP headers. Where is it?
A: Check your htaccess file at the base of your drupal instance. Any rules set there will override the settings you have in your context.
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