// Note that this sample code does NOT account for the DB table and column// creation work that CCK does to decide whether things should go into the // content_type_foo table, or a dedicated side table for the field. Triggering// those CCK table/field creation functions still needs to be solved but this// stuff should work OK to map to the basic field schema definition stuff function foo_node_info() { $types = array( 'foo' => array( 'name' => t('Node type'), 'module' => 'foo', 'description' => t('Stuff goes here!'), ) ); // Each element in this array has a key that corresponds to // a CCK field defined in hook_node_field_info(). This sub-array // of the node definition is used to create the *node_field_instance* // entry $types['foo']['fields']['field_bar'] => array( 'label' => 'Foo', 'description' => 'Description of foo', 'widget_type' => 'text', 'widget_settings' => array('stuff in this key gets serialized for db insertion'), 'display_settings' => array('stuff in this key gets serialized for db insertion'), ), ); return $types;}// Each element in this array has a corresponds to an entry in the// node_field table.function foo_node_field_info() { $fields = array( 'field_bar' => array( 'type' => 'text', 'required' => TRUE, 'multiple' => FALSE, 'db_storage' => TRUE, 'settings' => array('stuff in this key gets serialized for db insertion'), ), );}