The Link Tracker module provides functionality to track clicks (currently only the count of clicks) of the hyperlinks present in node content.
The Contextual variables module allows for Variables to be temporarily modified using the Context module, for example, you could turn the Environment Indicator module on or off depending on what the URL is or which user is currently logged in.
Variables for use with this module are provided by hook_variable_info() and the Variable module, please take into account that not every module currently supports this hook but the number is growing.
The Contextual modules module allows for Drupal module to be enabled and disabled via the Context module.
The module was written for the purpose of disabling UI related modules on production servers and enabling developer modules (Devel, Delete all, etc) on development servers.
Contextual modules was written and is maintained by Stuart Clark (deciphered).
- http://stuar.tc/lark
- http://twitter.com/Decipher
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Uses PHP_CodeSniffer to find common errors that new Drupal developers make in their modules. Note that this will likely throw false positives and you should never change your code without verifying the reported problem. Everything that does not really fit into Coder Sniffer and pure coding standards will be included in this project.
Feeds is a power tool that helps you migrate content into Drupal, but it lacks a vital feature: A site-wide configuration form.
This module provides a form that allows you to configure general feeds settings. Use it at your own risk!
Sponsored by Dilygent.
Similar to the SEO Checklist and QA Checklist modules, this module provides a checklist of accessibilty-related modules and tasks to perform on a Drupal site.
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This module extends the Services_Views module by creating an additional resource to a Services View endpoints. The additional resource appends "_edit" to the services endpoint path.
"<services_endpoint>_edit"
You can then access this endpoint like any other and will return the list of fields associated with given services view, and their respective attributes.
Attributes:
What is it?
The module "Doctor" is "listening" to a doctor listen item that create during your module actions.
How does it work?
The doctor create an entity called doctor. When running the drush command drush doctor-listen(AKA dols), the module will wait for a doctor entity entry to create and will present the data on the CLI. If there any items that created when the doctor did not listen, the next time the you initialized the command, they will be displayed for in the CLI.
The Menu Fields module allows administrators to add variables to menus and menu items, primarily for purposes of development or theming. Examples of useful scenarios for this module:
- Add a subtitle field to your menu items
- Assign parent items to menus or menu items
- Add a taxonomy to your menus and set it as a Workbench Access filter
Entity iframe provides a simple way of creating and managing the embed-ability of content you are creating in a drupal site. It provides a path that displays an item in a different theme (optionally) which is more appropriate for visualizing in an iframe. There are several simple settings for modifying and controlling the output when viewing an entity as an iframe. This provides a consistent path for the rendering an entity in a way that's easy to be displayed in an iframe.
