This module, when enabled, will deny access to anyone who tries to access the site without first logging in (by going to /user). This allows site creators to deny access to the general public while still having the site available in production for logged in users. It's useful for sites that are under active development and are not quite ready to launch.
Future improvements planned are:
OpenLayers Editor is a web-based tool for easy and precise creation of spatial data. It is build purely with HTML and JavaScript and thus runs on the desktop and mobile devices without plug-ins. Try a demo.
This module simply adds an additional behavior to the OpenLayers module characterized by the following features.
This module provides two rules conditions based on URL arguments:
It also provides an action that makes the value of an URL argument available as new variable to Rules.
Taxonomy Menu Block allows you to make blocks containing unordered lists that represent the structure of your vocabularies, creating a menu out of your taxonomies (without using Drupal's menu system).
Extension module for Views RSS that provides Content namespace and content:encoded item element.
This module takes the content from the specified tag - HTML structure with the id or class and stores it temporarily into Database from which it can be reused on the page. Every time the content is changed in the Database, a notification can be send and also interval of actualization can be adjusted.
The entity contains basic page data and settings around it also as an array of multiple div chunks - children from the specified structure. With help of the Views integration the content can be accessed.
A collection of developer tools for quick Google map creation from Drupal code. Uses Google map API version 3.
This is utility module - you need this module only if some other module requires it.
Main goal of this module is to offer developers very light and easy PHP implementation of Google Map API version 3 for Drupal.
If you're a "tail -f" kind of debugger, you may find this module useful. It adds a number of functions that write to the debug log file:
- ddi(): Indents debug messages based on the depth of the call stack
- dds(): Logs just the attribute/key names of an object/array.
- ddb(): Logs just the function names from the debug_backtrace() function call stack
- ddf(): Logs the name of the current function, indented with ddi()
- ddu(): Logs a message and moves cursor one line up
- ddt(): Writes debug messages with code execution timestamps included
Create separate pages for different view modes for a given content type.
A new collection entity meant to be used with Relation module.
