If you want to use this module, your options are:
This module provides time tracking for your Drupal site. You can use it to track time spent on issue resolution, or just about anything else you'd like to track. The time data is available to Views so you can query and report on your time tracking activities.
Other handy features:
Separates the node forms into two columns and a footer.
This module alleviates some of the problems with the mile-long node forms in Drupal. Other than that it gives you the possibility to use different weights and collapsed states for your forms than for your presentation.
To get started, go to "admin/content/node-type/page" (or whatever content type you want to configure) and you should see the "Manage form" option that points to "admin/content/node-type/page/form". If not, clear your cache.
Recommender API provides a set of easy-to-use, fully-documented APIs and computational tools to help you write Drupal content recommendation sub-modules.
The Krumo is based on the Krumo debug tool which is included with the Devel module.
It is designed to assist developers in debugging variables by providing a simple block that can be configured to display all of the elements of a given array or object. Krumo is an alternative to php's built-in print_r and var_dump functions.
Krumo will print out a stack of variables using css and dhtml in way that is more human readable than the alternatives.
Variables cab be added to a stack through a simple function call. The stack is in turn displayed in a block using Krumo to format the results.
The intention of this module is to facilitate the creation of building materialized views of content entities. This would allow you to query entities of different types in a single performant query.
See this Google Summer of Code project where this module is proposed to be developed.
This module adds a handler for the Time Tracking module that can support importing and exporting time entries via the Quickbooks API. Both of these modules are also required.
With everything installed and configured properly, you can:
Easylogin allows the admin to give a permission to users so they are able to log in via an url. Yes, I know what you're thinking, but wait! This could be useful for demoing, and allowing a simple login whilst devloping and prototyping alongside a client, etc.
Install, and it will create a random login URL for each active user.
By adding an optional ?destination=node/324 will redirect the user to the node/324 url after login. The default destination is <front>. The module will also adhere to the destination set with login_redirect.
This is an API module for using the GeoLite Country or City databases. Unlike other IP to country code modules, this one does nothing on its own. It is an API/utility module for use by other modules.
As of 7.x-2.x the module also supports Maxminds GeoIP2 databases.
Modules that use this API:
Simple CDN re-writes the URL of certain website elements (which can be extended using plugins) for use with a CDN Mirror service. Setup literally takes about a minute.
Know more? Let me know.
