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What is the use of module_invoke and module_invoke_all?
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Answer / Preetam Banarji
module_invoke() and module_invoke_all() are functions in Drupal that allow you to call hooks within modules.
- module_invoke('<hook_name>', '<module_name>') calls a specific hook within a specified module.
- module_invoke_all('<hook_name>') calls all the hooks associated with the given hook name across all enabled modules.
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