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This module aims to extend Drupal 7's queue systems for more complex operation. It adds 2 tables to the queue table - q_key and q_item id. Using q_key, you may group your queue operations within a certain category (eg within a context of a feed import) and by using q_item_id you can reduce duplicates within a category or across the named queue.

This project is sponsored by AllPlayers.com, Inc.

Nodelocks prevents any user from deleting a node if that node has been added to a list of "locked" nodes.

This module serves as a lightweight alternative to Content Access, which can be configured to prevent the deletion of certain nodes, along with much more functionality.

This module is a simple implementation of the JSON-RPC standard.
It allowes developers to get a quick entrance to there website to the use of JSON.

This project is an emacs mode for drupal development. It is derived from php major-mode. Additional drupal-specific customizations have been added as well. Also some commands to interact with drush are included as well.

Pure API module to allow actions to be performed via ajax without writing any javascript. Module is stable, improved documentation coming.

Allows an developer to log in as user #1 with user accounts from a separate authentication source, such as LDAP. Can also be used without LDAP to login with a config-set (eg. settings.php) password.

Useful for administering a large cluster of multisite sites that share the all/modules directory. Just configure the module and enable it on all sites; no need to remember the user #1 password any more.

Note: You definitely shouldn't use this unless you fully understand how the module works! Incorrect usage can seriously harm your site's security!

iLink, short for "integrated link", is an abstraction layer and plugin system to consolidate all the required callbacks to build links. This is not meant for simple links, but complicated concepts that require a "trigger" to invoke a series of operations, and optionally handle a response. Usually this would require a lot of callbacks and misc. boiler-plate code (think Drupal's ajax system), but iLink allows you to delegate the logic and callbacks into separate, manageable plugins, so it is kept out of the main module file.

Devel Catcher aggregates or "catches" all development debug info into one easy to access place.

Similair in style to Firebug or Chrome's Inspector. Devel Catcher intercepts common debug info into a tabbed interface as opposed to having to assign debug blocks to a region or dumping the output at the end of your HTML document.

The most sparse, basic module imaginable.

The default implementation for ordering fields in Drupal stores weights together with the field instance. This works well as long as you know that there is only one canonical source for these weights, but in reality this might not be true. Consider the following situation: