Content

Example Scenario:

Anonymous users are allowed to post comments on your site and page caching is enabled. An anonymous user posts a comment but does not see it because the same cached version of the page is displayed before and after commenting.

Content refresh to the rescue. If a new comment is posted and published the cache entry of the content will be deleted and the user immediately sees the posted comment.

This module is abandoned, users are encouraged to use the Hide Submit module.

The Hide Submit module contains many of the same features. The 7.x-2.x branch of hide submit is based on the code in this module.

Allows client-side scaling and rotating of images, and fast upload directly to drupal image galleries.

This differs from other image uploading modules in the following way:
1. Scales images on the local machine, so images are scaled before they are transmitted to the server.
2. Upload images in bulk without using FTP etc.
3. Imports images directly into an image gallery.

Note that this module uses a digitally signed java applet. Java source is included but not required to use the module.

Named transitions are an addon to the workflow module so specific workflow transitions can have their own labels which the admin can describe relative to the beginning and ending states. With named transitions, the workflow state options can be state aware. Rather than showing the user a workflow box containing options like "review required" as a state in the workflow, it could say "move to the editing department for grammar review".

The Draft module provides the ability too create drafts of existing nodes as well as new nodes before you have saved them.

The module utilizes the jquery.fields plugin to serialize all of the information and then the information is stored in a database row serialized.

The module provides the ability to autosave the content without the user having to hit the Save as Draft button on the form.

The Draft Module provides support for the following rich text editors:

The Flickr API module serves as a helper module for other Drupal Flickr modules. You don't need this module unless another module requires it or you want to develop a new Flickr-based module.

The Cache browser module provides a page (protected by 'administer cache tables' permission) from where you can browse all Drupal cache tables, list their contents, dump cached entries. You can also reset the contents of any cache table or delete single entries.

Data dumps use tipical PHP var_dump format. Arrays and classes are collapsed by default. You can expand/collapse them one by one or all at once. The expand/collapse feature requires a javascript enabled browser and uses Drupal/jQuery compatible methods.

Node Dedupe module disables users from creating duplicate nodes by re-submitting node forms using the browser's back button.

Install and enable the module as usual, then visit the module's settings page at - admin/settings/node_dedupe.

On the settings page you may select the node types you wish to enable node deduping for and the error message to display to a user when submitting a duplicate node form.

This module has been replaced by Wysiwyg API, which (also) integrates the jWYSIWYG editor with your Drupal site and provides the same functionality. Users should install or migrate to Wysiwyg API instead.

Webform 3.0 Obsoletes this module and is not compatible in any way.

The Webform Associate module is designed to allow attaching webforms to particular node types. The example would be event registration. Event node types might need starting and ending dates, descriptions, etc. With Webform Associate a new webform node is automatically created, and the webform itself is appended to the bottom of the event node.