This module provides an alternative field storage backend. A table is created on a per-entity-type basis. All fields for each entity (well, those using our storage) are stored in one big serialized field.
This substantially reduces the number of database tables and database queries. It is an alternative to the caching approach offered by entitycache.
This module allows you to override configuration on a per-environment basis.
In Drupal 8, settings are managed in one of two ways.
A low-level utility module which facilitates entity edit forms which do not attach field forms by default, but rather allow the user to select which fields to edit. This is useful when an entity type has many fields but where individual entities populate relatively few of them.
This module provides no UI overrides or configurability on its own. It is designed to be used by other modules either for their own entity types, or to override the edit forms of existing entity types.
This module provides a single function:
Ever experienced that your site's configuration was overridden by the configuration on the filesystem, when doing a drush cim?
Not anymore!
This module is a tool to let you keep the configuration you want, in place.
Lets say that you do would like the system.site configuration (which contains that sites name, slogan, email, etc) to remain untouched, on your live site, no matter what the configuration, in the config folder, says.
Provides an API for entity inheritance.
Provides an API for entity bundle inheritance.
Protect email addresses from spam bots, in two situations:
Both situation utilize the same javascript.
To hide your emails from bots, render a non readable email on the server and
decrypt it via vanilla JS in the client. No jQuery needed. The basic idea consists of three parts:
This project pre-emptively checks for missing JavaScript/CSS Assets and looks in other locations - the active profile folder and a user configurable extra location.
Drupal 8 is required, Drupal 8.2.x or higher is suggested.
Install as you would normally install a contributed Drupal module. See the Drupal 8 instructions if required in the Drupal documentation for further information.
Provides developer tools for using Drupal as a development framework for building Eloqua App Cloud applications.
This module simply send an email from the website.
