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More powerful regular expression actions. Born in #1658092: Action: Regular Expression.
More powerful regular expression actions. Born in #1658092: Action: Regular Expression.
This module does not do anything by itself but is used for the Quadstat Drupal distribution. Please do not install it. Instead, use the Quadstat Drupal distribution found here:
This module does not do anything by itself but is used for the Quadstat Drupal distribution. Please do not install it. Instead, use the Quadstat Drupal distribution found here:
A Drupal 8 module to provide emergency alerts. These are the important announcements you might see at the top of academic sites.
Enable this module and configure to set alert title and message, severity, and to turn on block or full page override.
(optional) Add region emergency_alert to your theme and in templates. For example (in theme.info.yml),
As you know, you can override variable values at runtime by adding them to the global $conf array via settings.php.
However, there is no notification in admin/config forms UI to signify that a variable has been set via settings.php. Site admins may get confused as to why any changes to the field value don't show on submitting & reloading the form.
This module adds such a notification - disabling the field in any admin forms and adding a message to the field description.
Adds a new field formatter for viewreference (https://www.drupal.org/project/viewreference) field type.
Generates a list of popular nodes from data returned by Google Analytics.
Add a field formatter third party setting to suggest additional templates by way of appending a suffix.
This module exposes the password hash in views. Do not use this module unless you know what it does.
Just enable the module and you'll get the following behaviour.
When setting URL aliases (Configuration > Search and Metadata > URL Aliases), you can specify replacement patterns like: url?key=[term].
This is usually URL encoded (ie: url%3Fkey%3D%5Bterm%5D) and you'll end up either in a 404 page or the parametren will be ignored.