Utility

-- SUMMARY --

Tumblr modules provide to admin pages for Configure and set the Tumblr details.

How to use:-

1) Download Tumblr module from this source .

2) copy the zip file in sites/all/module directory and extract them.

3) open the module list after login admin user and goes to Tumblr Package and checked both modules and install them.

4) In the admin section open the "admin/config/tumblr/settings" and fill the details of Tumblr.

This module provide newsletter subscribe check box on user account setting page , user can easily subscribe newsletter on account configure time.

QuickAdmin provides a shortcut key that displays a search box where site admins can quickly navigate to any administrative page. Pressing ctrl+m will display the search box. Pressing escape or clicking outside the search box will hide it.

This project requires the Mousetrap library for keybindings, which can be found at craig.is/killing/mice or cloned via git at https://github.com/ccampbell/mousetrap.git.

Set permissions based on context

This module not for end-user. You should be able to change its code for pushing Your own data to SalesForce.

SalesForce is a powerfull online CRM system
This module aims to provide an easy way to push data from drupal to salesforce using its Bulk API functionality.

Currently implemented:

- users -> Contacts
- webforms -> Campaigns
- webforms submissions -> CampaignMembers

Work in progress:

TODO

Views Argument Cache with Indexing is a Drupal 7 module derived from Views Arg Cache. Views Argument Cache with Indexing performs additional database storage of the cached view's arguments and there values which allows for additional filtering when performing a cache flush via the use of views_arg_cache_index_flush.

This module attempts to address one of the core problems of the Views Arg Cache contributed module. The problem is simply that developers are unable to trigger a cache flush for a particular cached view if the arguments of the view are only partially known.

Multisite Redirect is a system designed to allow users to create and manage URL redirects across domains in a sort of multisite configuration. The primary use case for this module is one where a client might have multiple domains that are being consolidated into a single site. In this scenario not only will the domains be different, but the URLs associated with them as well. Rather than killing all of the obsolete URLs from an old domain, you can drive all of the SEO juice to the primary site.

This is a Drupal extension that integrates Elomentary (a PHP library that facilitates communication with Eloqua's REST API) with Drupal. It does nothing on its own, other than make Elomentary available to Drupal and authenticate API calls with configurable credentials.

Install this module if you're using another module that depends on it (like those listed below under "Ecosystem"). You might also want to use this module if you're a developer looking to more deeply integrate Drupal and Eloqua.

There are a couple really good modules out there for periodic revision maintenance and keeping node revisions in check, namely Node Revision Delete and Node Revision Restrict. These modules aim to make regular maintenance of your revisions easier to prevent revisions tables from growing too large. Stop here and try one of those projects if you have fewer than half a million rows in node_revision.

Get content/entity/user data from inside Drupal to the client-side/front-end.

Outputs various CMS page meta data (like content type, author uid, taxonomy terms), which can be used for all kinds of front-end features. This works for all entity types and is easy to extend with hooks.

D7: Use the 7.x-1.x-dev version.