Utility

Simple Drupal module to display required fields on the manage fields screen.

Having modules enabled, but not in use, can waste precious resources on your server, add security loopholes, and cause confusion for content editors and developers.

This module attempts to correct that by assessing whether various enabled modules are actually in use. For example, if the core blog module is enabled, does at least one blog post exist? Currently this module simply lists modules enabled, and modules enabled, but not in use. Future revisions of the module will allow modules not in use to be disabled in bulk and include Drush integration.

UNSUPPORTED - NO FURTHER DEVELOPMENT

This module allows administrators to define custom tokens for any field_collection fields on their nodes.

The 'token' display mode is used for rendering subsituted field_collection fields. Rendering falls back to 'default' display mode if 'token' mode is not used.

Best used together with token_filter so users can use tokens in textareas to target field_collection values.

The Quick Views Display List is a quick and dirty list of all views and their associated displays. It is beneficial to views that have many displays. Each view hyperlink links to the main view page and each display hyperlink links to its tab so editing of the display can be further edited.

Sometimes, getting to the exact display takes between 3 to 5 clicks, so this module was created to simplify number of clicks and access the exact display you need. Also, for long display names, the tabs are usually cut off, so this list is great for that purpose.

CtrlV is an invisible image upload tool.

Paste a local image from clipboard to CKEditor. The module takes the base64 data-encoded URI images and converts them into normal files when a node is saved.

you can also paste selections from your favorite image editor such like Photoshop, Snagit, Powerpoint, Word..., too.

It should be the easiest way to upload images to a node.

The module make Your Site more User-Friendly and building a better User Experience.

Works only in Internet Explorer 11+ and Mozilla Firefox browsers.

The module allows simple redirection based on Country (Geo Ip).

The module uses the Telize API from http://www.telize.com/.

The redirection is handled on the front-end, rather than on the backend. So you don't have to worry about caching or breaking your Varnish. Works with boost as well.

How to configure:

1) Navigate to admin/config/system/telize-redirect
2) Enter the redirection rules in the format of [2-letter-country-code]|[Redirection-Url]
3) That's it!

Allows to open a Drupal user session with an OAuth2 access-token previously obtained from OAuth2 Server

Shows you what all the paths are for the currently installed modules. Incredibly helpful when dealing with multiple versions of modules and which ones to edit.

This module provides a form API element type that you can use in your own
programatically generated drupal forms. This is not a field for the drupal
field system. It has no submit handler, no validation, and no storage -- these are
all up to you. What it does do is allow you to wrap a form element of a given
type in a wrapper with an add more button, which when clicked adds another
identical element and rebuilds the form to allow checksums and validation to still work.

Suite of graphs for Webprofiler module.

Requires:

• c3js