Модули
Crawls localize.drupal.org on a daily basis to get language statistics and to render them into charts using Highcharts (http://www.highcharts.com
Sends a daily (or hourly/weekly) email of the link report to an email address of choice.
This simple little module adds a 'Global' field to Views, that exposes the site's base URL (e.g., http://www.example.com).
Provides tweaks for tokens (mostly to improve performance)
This project started for make backups of stored code in the database. Now it is, keeping in different paths your nodes and panels.
This module is designed to facilitate re-use of some of the JS libraries (e.g.
A simple star rating widget based on jQueryUI Star rating.
Works with http://code.google.com/apis/dfp/. At the moment, it just makes sure the library exists and can connect to the API.
The Convio API module implements the Convio Open APIs to integrate Convio's back-end services with Drupal.
You can find the working Version here
For each exposed filter's parameter, this code will calculate and display the number of results that will be displayed if chosen.
This module is currently in alpha. Use at your own risk.
Creates a views argument validator for url aliases within the system.
examples:
- content/foobar == nid
- users/meh == uid
Note : This module has been abandoned and any free time I have, I will be using it to work on https://www.drupal.org/proje
Enables privileged user to add a redirects from the 404 error page.
This module requires path_redirect.
Breaks the toolbar of CKEditor in several groups
Small block that allows the user to add an appropriate relation from an entity page to any other appropriate entities, with a generic
About Search.gov
For 15 years, GSA's Search.gov has transformed the public’s search experience on federal government websites. Agencies use our free, shared service to power over 1,900 search boxes. Learn more and set up your search today at https://search.gov.
Module Overview
The module:
- Connects to our search service to bypass the native Drupal search
- Sends content directly to our indexes via our i14y API (optional for Drupal 8)
Search
When a user enters a query in your Drupal site’s search box, the query will be sent to our search engine, and the user will be directed to our servers to view the search results. When they click on a result, they’ll be returned to your website to view the content.
Indexing
Required in Drupal 7, optional in Drupal 8
The module’s default indexing behavior is to monitor for CRUD events (node Creation, Updates, or Deletions), and to update the search index on save. Items are created in the index when a node is newly published, updated when edited, or removed from the index when unpublished or deleted. The module will also retrospectively index content that existed before the module was installed, via the Re-index site function.
Highly customized Drupal sites may be incompatible with our module’s default indexing settings. If you have custom workflows in Drupal 7, you may want to consider using the module’s Rules integration to determine when nodes are added or updated in the index. When Rules is working properly in Drupal 8, we will add a Rules integration to the 8.x module. If you find that you are unable to successfully implement the module, please review our troubleshooting tips.
We welcome your contributions to the module. It is an open source project, and we encourage you to submit code so that other agencies can leverage it as well - a rising tide lifts all boats!