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googletorp
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Yes it is possible: You, you can use the generic hook_entity_presave (or update/insert).

  There is also a specific hook for profilesprofile2 as well:, hook_profile2_presave (or update/insert). It, but it requires the Rules module, though to be enabled.

Yes it is possible: You can use the generic hook_entity_presave (or update/insert).

  There is a specific hook for profiles as well: hook_profile2_presave (or update/insert). It requires the Rules module, though.

Yes it is possible, you can use the generic hook_entity_presave (or update/insert). There is also a specific hook for profile2 as well, hook_profile2_presave (or update/insert), but it requires the Rules module to be enabled.

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Yes it is possible, you: You can use the generic hook_entity_presavehook_entity_presave (or update/insert) -.

There is a specific hook for profiles as well: hook_profile2_presavehook_profile2_presave (or update/insert). It requires the rulesRules module, though.

Yes it is possible, you can use the generic hook_entity_presave (or update/insert) - There is a specific hook profiles as well: hook_profile2_presave (or update/insert) requires the rules module though.

Yes it is possible: You can use the generic hook_entity_presave (or update/insert).

There is a specific hook for profiles as well: hook_profile2_presave (or update/insert). It requires the Rules module, though.

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googletorp
googletorp
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Yes it is possible, you can use the generic hook_entity_presave (or update/insert) - There is a specific hook profiles as well: hook_profile2_presave (or update/insert) requires the rules module though.