Developer

The page caches provided by the drupal core or by different reverse proxies or by browsers themselves are not suitable for pages like entity edit forms. In case you expect the user to load a form in the next step of her work flow, you might consider a kind of proprietary browser driven link prefetching mechanism of that page. Especially if it takes a long time to load because it requires complex database queries or fetches data from external resources.

Synopsis

Device Detector is a simple, PHP-based browser and device(Desktop & Mobile)feature-detection module that can detect devices & browsers on its own without the need to pull from a central database of browser information and adds configuration classes to HTML "BODY" tag.

Please note: This module is in an early development state.

It is part of a module series, originally based on aged code of an all-in-one module, which is now split into a few encapsulated modules to ease maintenance and further extensions. A significant step of this procedure is a massive rework of the existing code to fit Drupal's standards for contributed modules to be released as such in the near future.

Please note: This module is in an early development state.

It is part of a module series, originally based on aged code of an all-in-one module,
which is now split into a few encapsulated modules to ease maintenance and further extensions.
A significant step of this procedure is a massive rework of the existing code to fit
Drupal's standards for contributed modules to be released as such in the near future.

Please note: This module is in an early development state.

It is part of a module series, originally based on aged code of an all-in-one module, which is now split into a few encapsulated modules to ease maintenance and further extensions. A significant step of this procedure is a massive rework of the existing code to fit Drupal's standards for contributed modules to be released as such in the near future.

Please note: This module is in an early development state.

It is part of a module series, originally based on aged code of an all-in-one module, which is now split into a few encapsulated modules to ease maintenance and further extensions. A significant step of this procedure is a massive rework of the existing code to fit Drupal's standards for contributed modules to be released as such in the near future.

This module is only for your development environment. DON'T USE FOR PRODUCTION!

This module will clears the cache fast for developers.

• It will truncate all tables with 'cache' in it's name
• Remove all cached js/css/language files
• Invalidates memcached entries

No hooks will be called.

drush cc all

$ time drush cc all

'all' cache was cleared. [success]

This module will assign a role to an anonymous user if the HTTP_USER_AGENT is one of a specified set of values.

Use Cases

When the URL is pasted into the share textbox on Facebook, the page will be scraped for content and images. If the page is unpublished or protected, Facebook will cache an error page and this error page will be displayed for future shares. This condition persists unless manually rescraped.

Introduction

RESTful Panels provides Panels layout and configuration in response to a RESTful service call. The response format is controlled by the RESTful controller, defaulting to JSON.

This is a simple module which works with Masquerade module and provides float draggable Masquerade block.

The module useful, for example, when you use panels everywhere on the site and features to export the configuration.
With this module you don't need to care about removing Masquerade block from panel configuration for stage or live environment.

Initial block position is left top, but it can be changed by dragging the block, position will be remembered (using cookies).