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Put your site in maintenance mode by uploading a file.

This is a pretty simple module that checks for the presence of a file called 'maintenance.lock' in either the Drupal root directory or a site-specific directory (sites/mysite.com, for instance) and sets the site to maintenance mode if the file is present. This is very helpful for deployment scripts, such as Capistrano and the like, in which you don't always have ready access to the database, or when you want to take a lot of Drupal sites down at once without waiting for Drush to iterate over all of them.

Note: As of 2013-08-30, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, or you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to https://drupal.org/node/2035581.

Module Description

Chuck provides a set of "roundhouse kicks" - extreme[ly effective] solutions to common Drupal problems. Each roundhouse kick can be enabled/disabled.

Variable Changes module allows administrators to identify which variables have been modified since the last backup of the table variables.

This module detects variables created, modified or deleted. If you use Strongarm this module could be useful for to determine which changes were made in the variables after setting up a part of the site.

Drupal Test Notifier is a user script for your browser that notifies you when an automated test (a.k.a SimpleTest) has completed. This allows you to go about your other business without checking back on the tab running your tests every few seconds waiting for it to complete. It also saves you from forgetting that you had a test running while you go about your other business.

PayEx online payments API integration module.

This module implements the standard credit card payment methods from PayEx.
It currently offers integration with Ãœbercart (for Drupal 6) and Drupal Commerce (for Drupal 7).

Reveal IT maintains this module in partnership with PayEx, and can be contracted for help with customisation or integration.

This module is obsolete, since this way to install PEAR no longer works.

Provides integration with the PEAR framework.

Includes a helper that downloas the library through http://pear.php.net/go-pear.

Most PEAR's contributed libraries try to include files directly from the root, example:

require_once 'PEAR/library.php';

Go pear provides a way to swich on/off the default include_path to work easily with them.

Simple API for scheduling tasks once at a predetermined time or periodically at a fixed interval.

If you plan to use this API in your module in 6.x, make sure to review upcoming API changes.

Introduction

This module started from the idea to be able to 'record' a feature. Well, not the entire feature of course, but parts of it that are hard to backtrack when you started creating the feature. Even more specific: the strongarm part of a feature. If you want your feature to be truly 'activate module and go'-style, strongarm is simply unmissable.

NOTE: This module is intended for developers who know how to write PHP code.

The Meetup API module provides an easy-to-use Drupal wrapper for the PHP Meetup API Client. See the README.txt file for more information.

Stylesheets by Path provides a mechanism to define stylesheets to be loaded when a specified path or alias is triggered.
The module is intended to be used by theme developers because it operates with the theme's .info file.
It provides a new property: path-stylesheets, example:

path-stylesheets[path][media][] = path/to/css/file/to/load/when/the/path/is/triggered

The module doesn't provide any configuration interface, which means it works immediately after enabling it.