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ctex is a template for making a configuration-based module which uses ctools to
handle import/export as well as the CRUD UI. It is designed to jump-start the
process of creating these types of modules.

You should not install ctex, but overwrite it to make your own module.

Note on the 7.x release
I have not properly tested the 7.x release, save common updates from 6.x Patches welcome.

INSTRUCTIONS:

Module enables simple way to store configuration for different modules in code, avoiding further usage of Features+Strongarm.

Provides a Drush command to quickly review cache settings. Currently supports the following modules -

• Drupal core
• Block (Drupal core)
• Views
• Panels

This module will define the "fieldgrid" form element. It will create a table based grid with an arbitrary amount of rows, using a user supplied callback function that defines the form elements for a row as a usual Drupal FAPI array. By default, it will provide AJAX based addition of new rows via an 'Add more' button.

ESPN has decided to retire their public API.

Overview

A rich integration with ESPN's public AP!s, providing sports headlines, scores, athlete profiles, and other information. This implementation will be split between basic API interactivity and Bean integration.

Servicelog is going to be a drop in amendment to or replacement of the core logging modules Database Logging (dblog) and Syslog (syslog) to integrate respective third-party offerings from Logging as a Service (LaaS) providers (e.g. Loggly, Papertrail).

A module to benchmark the performance of fields in Drupal.

Renders the RDFa that your Drupal7 site is outputting in a graphical form.

This is something of a successor to graphviz_filter, although it has nothing to do with input filters any more.
Radically, it has very little to do with Drupal internals any more either. This tool just inspects your rendered pages and then parses the RDFa hints out of them, so you are really seeing what the search engines and semantic scrapers are seeing.

Current work is just using it to try and autogenerate site navigation diagrams and content relationships using HTML REL links and embedded metadata, but it can also expose data relationships such as A Drupal-managed staff directory showing team membership and heirarchy

Output options include

• basic RDF dump - a table of triples
• Raw 'dot' file syntax - as used by Graphviz and a large number of other graph tools
• PNG image
• SVG image

Traditional "RDF Graphs" are horrible computer-science things, but I've found that with only a little coercing, the graphviz renderer can be told to do a much nicer job of it.

This is a simple module to prove xmlrpc is working in Drupal. It makes a call to an xmlrpc endpoint, posting a number and gettin