Utility

This module provides a Form API element type for having sortable lists. This is a module for be used by a developer, due to that it doesn't provide any UI itself; you MUST use it in your code.

Introduction

If you need a form api element that provides any number of sortable lists and you can move elements from one to another and order them; you could use the element type that this module provides.

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Introduction

Drupal provides its own functions

Exchange Rates API module gives some elements to developers to allow their modules to convert from one currency to another.

It uses the Open Exchange Rates API to keep the rates of more than 170 currencies around the world updated.

A simple template for telling the world when you'll launch your next big thing.

An API that allows the storage of AppXtender credentials in the database, and contains various utility functions for reading metadata and POSTing files.

This module allows post processing of render arrays just after them
being retrieved from cache. It allows you to apply small per-user modifications
on globally cached output, without having to resort to per-user caching.

Think of it as a poor man's ESI, or the same thing than #post_render callbacks,
except they will run at drupal_process_attached() time at initial rendering
and after drupal_render_cache_get().

Sort comments and replies by their weight or hierarchical order or simply by their creation date, with a little subtlety.

This modules allows you to sort comments by their creation date, ascendant or descendant but it also allows you to sort replies in reverse order.

Why?

Reversing the order of the comment replies might be useful, see the following example.
Let's say the these following comments has been added from the top to the bottom, so, their creation date is ascending.

Every webpage needs an automatic XML sitemap generator for SEO reasons. This module aims to be a replacement for the xmlsitemap module for Drupal 8.
Simple xml sitemap is lighter than xmlsitemap in terms of resources and usability. Its functionality differs from xmlsitemap, see this post for details.

Sitemaps generated by this module adhere to the new Google standard regarding multilingual content by creating hreflang sitemaps and image sitemaps. Googlebots will thank you later.

Drupal's standard Field storage module loads makes 1 SQL query per field during entity load, which can be suboptimal with many fields. This module allows loading multiple fields per query, hence reducing the number of SQL queries during entity load.

Note

This module only works when loading the current revision of an entity, trying to load an older revision will still use the Drupal standard way.

Getting Married???Install this module.