Utility

Example Scenario:

Anonymous users are allowed to post comments on your site and page caching is enabled. An anonymous user posts a comment but does not see it because the same cached version of the page is displayed before and after commenting.

Content refresh to the rescue. If a new comment is posted and published the cache entry of the content will be deleted and the user immediately sees the posted comment.

This module is now abandoned in favour of the much superior status and update functionality now available in the Internationalization package.

Translation status creates a report listing the status of translations for all installed contributed modules. It's designed for use on sites introducing multilingual support, providing at a glance an indication of which modules have and don't have translations present.

To use:

Note: As of 15-01-2014, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, please reply to the issue.

Allows maintainers of other modules to create a dynamic set of configuration steps without worrying about usability.

#D7CX: I pledge that Web Services module will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released.

Let other sites to communicate with your site with this AP, just like Google, Flickr, Facebook do! Choose which sites might publish content, change user information or simply integrate a Flash application with your site.

If you want to access other sites' services, you should take a look on Web Services API.

Features

• Pluggable services: you might add new functionalities, allowing other sites do more and more with your site's data.
• file: get, getNodeFiles, insert
• menu: get
• node: get, save, delete
• search: nodes, users
• system: mail, getVariable, setVariable, moduleExists
• taxonomy: getTree, selectNodes
• user: get, save, delete, logged, login, logout
• views: get, export, import
• Pluggable authentication: it comes with a very simple authentication method, called DirectID. But you might use other. The recommended one for production sites is OAuth, version 2.x
• Pluggable servers: the 1.0 version comes with XML-RPC server, but you can build other servers like popular REST and SOAP.
• XHTML, PHP, Drupal and JavaScript code standards compliant

Please refer to the module Plugin Manager, a module that provides much the same functionality, and is condoned by the Drupal Security Team

Finally, a one-click solution for installing modules and themes!

GUI is the engine or API that will be required by all gui_* modules. These will most likely be GUI Components which are essentially displayable, interactive JavaScript objects such as tabs, accordions, datagrids, and more.

Components

• Tabs

Skins

coming soon.

Developed and sponsored by Victoria BC Drupal Development

Where the panels_user platform will eventually live...

ApacheBench is a module that provides both invocation of the ApacheBench program, as well storing and reporting on cron-based invocations.

This module is seeking a new maintainer.

Popups: Add and Reference adds a link to CCK's Node Reference widget that makes it easy to add a new node without having to leave the edit page. It is built on top of my Popups API module: http://drupal.org/project/popups

Initial inspiration: Add and Reference by tema: http://drupal.org/project/add_n_reference

The Cache browser module provides a page (protected by 'administer cache tables' permission) from where you can browse all Drupal cache tables, list their contents, dump cached entries. You can also reset the contents of any cache table or delete single entries.

Data dumps use tipical PHP var_dump format. Arrays and classes are collapsed by default. You can expand/collapse them one by one or all at once. The expand/collapse feature requires a javascript enabled browser and uses Drupal/jQuery compatible methods.