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There seems to have been a long running argument about how one should migrate data from the deprecated core-profile module to Drupal 7. What there does not seem to have been is a way to actually do the job.

This is a pretty minimal (read - written in a rush) module to migrate any data that you have attached using the old core-profile fields into fields.api fields attached to the user object.

Ohm is an Omega 4.x demonstration subtheme to provide examples and in code documentation for using Omega 4.x.

See #1902468: Create a neat Omega subtheme and include it in the package as best practices resource and for referencing it in the Handbook for more info.

A hastily thrown together module for debugging Solr indexing of Durpal nodes.

Provides a tab on nodes for users with 'administer apachesolr' permission with 2 capabilities:

1. Enter a search phrase to view the scoring details for that phrase for the current node and the top ranked node.
2. A button to force the current node to be immediately re-indexed. (as opposed to putting it in a queue to be reindexed on some future cron run.)

A module to support Modal Forms for Flagging instead of Dialog. Or maybe Ctools modals. In any case, same functionality, but without the dependency on Dialog.

DEPRECATED STATUS

This module is deprecated. It was improved, extended and rebranded as Devel form debug, use it instead: https://www.drupal.org/project/devel_form_debug

This module adds a contextual link to every form that lets you easily find out form's ID and name of hook_form_FORM_ID_alter() hook.

This module extends the feedback provided by Drupal's autocomplete functionality by displaying a message when an autocomplete search returns no results.

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This module was merged with Visualization API module. Please use its 8.x-1.x version instead.
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All too often, as Drupal developers and site builders, we toil away building the perfect site, only to hand it over to a client who struggles to understand how to utilize our great system. Often we pair our site delivery, with some form of documentation, Microsoft Word, maybe a pdf. Of course the client gets lost trying to toggle between a static page of documentation, and a dynamic, fluid content management system.

Watchdog File Module

WATCHDOG FILE is a module that records all watchdog() events to a log file on your server rather than using the database. The goals are to reduce database load in general, and to provide an easier way of keeping track of your watchdog activity.

This module is intended to replace the Watchdog module.

It looks like the Raw Log module (http://drupal/project/rawlog) is similar to this module, but it is only available for Drupal 6.x.

This is a simple module that will populate a node from the metadata of another web page, similar to the way that Facebook populates data for links shared on Facebook.

Create a content type with a link field, a body or description field, and an image field. Optionally include a text field to hold the site name of the source, a link field for the data from 'article:author' and a term reference field for the data from 'article:tag'.