Note: This module is deprecated in favor of imagecache_external, which provides additional functionality such as support for image files from other servers and custom permissions.
Provides a simple mechanism for module and theme developers to use image styles on image files not stored in the files directory. For example, images supplied with a module.
By default Drupal 6 comment field is always required. This module enables posting empty comments or comments with pre-configured default text.
No need for Drupal 7 version since the functionality of the module can be easily configured with the core comment entity options.
Sponsored by http://drupion.com for http://petitsia.org
This Drush extension provides simple commands for managing entries in /etc/hosts. From the project's help text:
$ drush hosts --help
Manage entries in /etc/hosts. (Requires sudo password)
Options:
--fqdn A comma-delimited list of domain names. [...]
--ip The IP address of the server or site.
--purge Remove all entries in /etc/hosts [...]
--remove Remove an IP address or domain(s).
Aliases: hsAllows configuration of specific caches to be flushed on a scheduled basis.
Written to address #1691116: Add Automatic Cache cleaning to cron system
You've just installed a module, but now you need to configure it. Where is that new menu item?
You can check the README.txt or look at admin/by-module in Drupal 6. Drupal 7 made this slightly better by allowing modules to provide a configure link in their info file. These configure links are shown on the module list, but it becomes a hassle to locate that link once many modules are installed.
Yandex.Share integrates https://tech.yandex.ru/share/ with Drupal.
The Setup module adds the ability to have scripted, setup wizards which are run automatically on the first access of a completed or upgraded site.
Think of it as a method of introducing a client to their new/updated site and having them fill out required information that may not have been available at the time of development, such as their Google Analytics tracking code or Twitter account.
This module is intended for use by Developers as the creation of your setup script is done in a profile/module/theme .info file, however the syntax is not complex and could be attempted by an adventurous site builder.
Setup was written by Stuart Clark and is maintained by Stuart Clark (deciphered) and Brian Gilbert (realityloop) of Realityloop Pty Ltd.
- http://www.realityloop.com
- http://twitter.com/realityloop
Adding various VFS functionality to extend Drupal core and some modules using the the jsTree jQuery library.
A list of sub-modules and their functionality is listed below:
Adds a WYSIWYG button to provide a tree structured view of the site, so that editors can use this familiar style view to add links to their pages. The structure is formed using the path aliases defined so items not included on menus are also included.
The administer users permission is more broad than necessary and not prudent to give most roles. For example, it is often the case that we need to be able to allow a role the permission to create users, but this is within the "administer users" permission. (A problem solved with the UCreate module, but it has not been upgraded to Drupal 7 yet.)
I'd also like to allow users with a given permission the ability to assign other users with a configurable list of roles or a family of permissions. I'm not sure what the UI for that will look like yet though.
Screencast of how to use this module.
This is a simple module that allows you to leverage the best of both worlds when it comes to the book module. Book provides many advantages over menus: