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11/29/2007 9:21 AM
 

So, there is no way to catch when the module is finally deleted?  

When the module is removed I would eliminate, in addition to records in the tables, all files that have been uploaded by users, and which are kept in a folder that I create in the portal in use.

How do I use a trigger to obtain my purposes?

Thanks in advanced.

 
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11/29/2007 2:54 PM
 

Correct, the only method that really gets called is the uninstall of the module package from the site.  i personally would think that this is something that might be on the radar for the core team, but I am not sure....

If you want to delete files as well, it will be pretty hard to do without major core updates.


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