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Hello Friends,

I have a question about bypassing the mysql database in drupal page creation.
We are currently migrating a large site, currently half in drupal, half static php, completely into drupal. I personally find that I can edit and update the static pages faster via a text editor rather than through drupal's CMS. This is fine for our purposes as we get use out of drupal in other ways. I will be happy if anyone had solve as to the best way to feed drupal html and php to be rendered without using the database. Put it in blocks? Currently we are taking advantage of hooks and have a module to create pages, but this is somewhat cumbersome and not terribly organized. Any reply would be helpful for me.

Thanks