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Drupal executor creates a form page which allows site administrators to run custom PHP code.

It helps not only to debug code, but also to build faster your code.

It is also extremely useful for executing database queries or shell commands in production environments, in cases where the development team has no access to the console shell.

In order to activate it, just enable it from modules list, and give permission use drupal executor to any role you want to use it. Then, go to Site configuration -> Drupal executor page.

This is placeholder page for the future module of html2theme. I aim to release the first development version within a week.

The html2theme module will help developers with a flying start converting static HTML pages, either hosted on web or uploaded as file, to a drupal theme.
It generates a wysiwyg like interface where the user can add and remove regions and theme variables visually into the static HTML imported.

This module is a greate tool for:

Looking for a co-maintainer - contact beejeebus if you're interested!

This project will track code used to add performance testing to our test infrastructure, both for individual developers and Drupal.org.

UPDATE: (April 3, 2016) Many of the recent patches have been rolled into the dev release. It should be significantly more stable than 1.1 has been. I will be putting this updated version to use myself on a few sites to ensure it works as expected.

Big thanks to erikhopp and many others who stepped in and provided patches to shore up the module.

 

This module gives a launch soon page. All unauthenticated traffic will be redirected to the launch soon page.

On the launch soon page they will be presented a form to fill in their e-mail address to be notified when the site is ready to launch. The addresses will be saved and can optionally be made Drupal users or exported to send them the welcome mail.

This module is work in progress and is not feature complete yet or ready to use.

Status Update

Per #1497510: Duplication with webform submission entity this module is officially deprecated and users are encouraged to use the Webform Entity module instead. This project will stick around for a while as several projects use it, and a migration plan will be posted shortly.

SUMMARY

Synchro module (for Drupal 7) allow make deploy database changes to Production server on automatic way through Apache Ant.

1. Deployment process splits to 3 steps:
2. Move all data changes of Production site DB to Development site DB and put Production to maintenance mode.
3. Final testing of Development site with actual data.
4. Deploy tested database to production.

NOTE: Now supported only MySQL DB

What is Clean Module List?

This module provides an easy method to clean up the module list and make it easier to search through. When enabled, this module will hide the module dependency information (for example the "Depends on:" or "Required by:" fields) for each module when viewing the module list. It also provides two radio buttons to show/hide the dependency information if you do need to see it without even needing to reload the page.

If you've ever been annoyed when searching through the module list because you have sift through all of the dependency entries before finally reaching the module, then this module is the ideal solution.

Requirements

You must have JavaScript installed in order to hide module dependency information. If JavaScript is disabled, the module list will simply render normally.

Allows you to set an array of PHP memory limits keyed by page path in $conf.

Usage

// Increases the memory limit on admin pages to 192 MB
$conf['page_memory_limit']['<admin>'] = '192M'; 

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