Makro module allows administrators to record and playback browsing on web-site.
It is not recommended to install this module on your live web-site, instead you should only use Makro API module and execute macro from hook_update().
This module has been abandoned in favour of:
http://drupal.org/project/update_feed_api
See this issue for more information:
#936818: Complete re-implementation of project_api for being widely usable
Written and maintained by:
StackDog is a simple module that is similar to the "Trace" module. StackDog monitors the watchdog messages, and allows you to fire stack traces based simple string matching or reg-ex patterns. You can also narrow the trace activation criteria by severity and watchdog-id.
Provides an easy method to switch between a core and contrib version of a module. This comes in handy when working with or developing a contrib version of a core module and you want to quickly switch between the two to compare or use the core version.
Example usage
SimpleTest 7.x-2.x, which will override core SimpleTest, does not provide the same testing API and thus does not allow for running core tests. Using switcheroo you can quickly switch between the two to run your 2.x api tests or core tests.
Development on drupal.org now
PurposeThis is a CCK field which enables you to operate on the data of the update_feed_api and and the modules provided there using autocompletition and so forth.
This cck field is e.g. used to implement drush make files as nodes in drush_make_ui
Developed on drupal.org now
If you wonder how this relates to project_api, we work together. I guess project_api will be merged into those project, just read it up here
This project aims to let you create a drush make file using a UI. The primary goal is not having a UI only but rather saving all the data strucutred for later uses.
That means, that every make file is a node, every module is a part of a CCK field, which seperates the data of a module into 4 fields (server_key, short_name, api_revision, revision).
Open Media Playback Servers provides a centralized location for all playback server specific functionality. This module is part of the Open Media Project Suite. Read more here. The current version offers functionalities like add and update show/airing, check meta data status, and check file status for Tightrope Cablecast and Telvue Princeton playback servers. An administration area is also under construction.
Macro Code extends the Macro module to provide automatic exporting of macros to "component" files. A component file is simply a .macro file with one or more macros. Component files should be used to group form submissions whenever it makes sense.
The purpose of keeping form macros (form submissions) in files is to provide an easy way of duplicating settings (database) changes between multiple copies of the same project (such as development, staging & production environments).
Total Hook Extremism (THE) allows you to run functions by regular expression.
Example:
$regex = '/^[a-zA-Z0-9]*\_block\_info$/';
$results = the_module_invoke_all($regex);
print_r($results, TRUE);
This will execute any function that matches the regular expression... but it's harder than you think. Go ahead. Try it.
the_module_invoke_all()
It's better[sic] than the real module_invoke_all().