The Content Analysis module is an API designed to help modules that need to analyze content. The module enables a suite of content analyzers to provide multiple views into the content on your Drupal site or on any website. The current list of available analyzers are:
W3C Analyzer provides a quick and easy way to validate any page on your site. It integrates data from the W3C Validator module into the Content Analysis API UI.
Demos:
EazyEdit provides in-place edit links when hovering over objects like blocks, nodes, or comments, and provides a view field for adding EazyEdit links to nodes in views. Features include:
EazyLaunch is a fast text-based launcher for instantly navigating the entire menu system of a Drupal site. On any page, hit Ctrl+Z and start typing to see suggestions, then press Enter to launch. Features include:
A dedicated services server for returning Property List formats Accepts and returns BINARY property lists only.
Depends on CFPropertyList which can be found at http://code.google.com/p/cfpropertylist/
This module will not be ported to 3.x(and subsequently 7.x) as there is a REST Plist response format which can be found here http://drupal.org/project/rest_server_plist
This module allows to browse comfortably and to be able to display slow queries for the current page using Devel module at the same time .
The slow query log is not displayed on initial page load but is stored in cache for a short period instead, so it then can be fetched in a separate AJAX request. Note that query summary is displayed same as before so user can make a comfortable decision whether he does need to read the log.
This project provides upgrade paths for schema changes in Drupal 8 until the beta-to-beta upgrade path is officially supported in core. (And formerly did so for HEAD-to-HEAD upgrades during Drupal 7's development.)
See the README.txt for more info.
Anyone can contribute a patch; if you'd like commit access, create an issue in the queue and/or ping one of the existing maintainers.
This is an API module, exposing some of the functionality of the Raphaël JavaScript vector graphics library.
Raphaël is a small JavaScript library that should simplify your work with vector graphics on the web. If you want to create your own specific chart or image crop and rotate widget, for example, you can achieve it simply and easily with this library.
This allows administrators of existing Drupal sites to mass migrate nodes to their own subdomains. this module requires the Domain Access module to work.
The module envisions 2 ways to migrate:
