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A project to run Drupal inside a vm via Vagrant. Follow the steps on the github project page to clone and use.
A project to run Drupal inside a vm via Vagrant. Follow the steps on the github project page to clone and use.
Provides a new drush command which scans a project and creates a Sublime Text 2 autocompletion file. This allows completion of all Drupal core, contrib and custom functions with tab stop parameter completion.
Features Separate Files places individual exportables into separate files. It currently works with CTools exportables like Page Manager definitions, Mini Panels, Views, etc.
This is essentially a port of this patch to a new module: http://drupal.org/node/747028#comment-5347384
Provides a universal preprocessor handler for all media on a Drupal site.
More descriptions, use cases, usefulness to come.
Currently intended to be a handler for Sassy
This module currently does the following:
This module provides a field for entities that allows users to select what template the field should be displayed in. The goal is to give users the ability to choose the layout of the content without them having to use different content types for different layouts. It is a collection of three modules working in tandem:
Templates can be created through the UI or by implementing hook_template_api_templates().
This is an example module.
Example implementation of state_machine/state_flow.
Add a "Version Tagging" field. This field allows you to add tags to entity revivions. Then you can go to admin/content/revision-tags to see the site as that with the tagged revision active. It's currently only works with nodes.
Currently the field has to be named "field_example_tag" in order for the functionality to work.
This is a proof on concept that we are using on a client site.
Turns out this module already exists. It's called Environment Indicator by mrfelton. Thanks to stella for pointing that out in #1398060: environment indicator module.
I'm therefore retiring this project.
The module connects any Drupal 7 site with drupalmonitor.com. As the name says, Drupalmonitor is a tool to actively monitor Drupal sites. It's not only a "heartbeat" kind of monitoring. It's much more powerful. Using the drupalmonitor connector, the tool can gather data from the drupal site like how many users, nodes, last cron run, page requests, etc. On drupalmonitor.com, the data will be processed and shown in graphs over time.
Default Permissions is a simple module designed for distribution developers who
want to manage a default list of module permissions in a single location that
is easy to maintain. It does not provide a UI of any kind.