This module is intended to be used as an APC opcode cache flush automator for high performance Drupal-setups.
If you have setup PHP with apc.stat=0 in production and you deploy code updates (with version control or CI or whatever) you need to either restart your webserver or restart php-fpm to flush the opcode cache. You could also execute apc_clear_cache() with a script.
The Word Link module allows you to automatically convert specific words into links. It works as text filter.
This can be useful for crossposting your site's pages, or for the contextual advertising of your partners (SEO).
Google Analytics support
Support for Custom Content Types
Support for CMS-like Drupal installations
Automatically optimizes your titles for search engines
Generates META tags dynamically
You can set any title and set any META description and any META keywords you want.
Google site verification support
Javascript Drupal Extension extends the Drupal JavaScript object by exposing Drupal/PHP functions via AJAX-calls.
Ever needed to call a Drupal function from JavaScript that isn't already available in the Drupal JavaScript object? Javascript Drupal Extension fixes that by extending the Drupal object to expose PHP functions via AJAX-calls.
By default this module includes drupal_get_path() as it was the reason I made the module in the first place. I needed to get the path of a module that was installed, and thus Javascript Drupal Extension was born.
View the site in different sizes easily with this module. A toolbar is displayed at the top with the configured resolutions. Click one and an iframe appears with the correct size applied. Great for developing responsive designs.
This module allows you to change the order that hook implementations are executed.
Existing solutions typically change module weights, affecting every hook that module implements. This module attempts to be more granular in allowing the user to change the order of a single implementation of a single hook at a time.
Better error messages, full syntax highlighting, code snippets and works for AJAX too!
-
This module adds iOS-style badges to links displaying how many new nodes (or comments or users) has been added to the page since the last time the user visited that page.
You can for example add count badges to your taxonomy links, menu items or a link to a View of the latest comments or users on your site. Badges are only added to links that the user has previously visited.
The badges are added client-side through javascript and works well with anonymous users as well as with caching and the Boost module.
libcat_util is a module to support other Library Catalog modules.
Bit of a grab bag right now, has some generally utilitary functions such as:
Used to hide the filter format selection and helper text from users that do not have explicit permission.
