Hosting Varnish integration
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Allows the Varnish cache for Aegir-managed sites to be purged via the user interface.
Allows the Varnish cache for Aegir-managed sites to be purged via the user interface.
This is a Drush extension for use with the Pantheon Platform (https://www.getpantheon.com/)
You need to have a Pantheon account in order for this to be of any use.
This extension provides the following commands:
pan-sql-sync, pan-sql-cli
Drop in replacements for the corresponding drush sql commands (which are
currently unsupported on Pantheon).
pan-sftp
Executes an sftp command or opens an sftp shell on a remote Pantheon site via
a Pantheon site alias.
This module aims to integrate the squid-cache with Drupal.
Squid is mainly used as a proxy server not as a cache handler. However you can use this module in anyway you want!
TODO: Add more descriptions
The internationalization module provides a method for synchronizing fields between various translations. This is a wonderful feature, but user experience is horrible.
When creating a new translation for a master node, the translator is presented with all fields on the node, and not just the ones he/she needs to translate. In my opinion this is confusing.
To resolve this, I've created a small helper module, which hides fields which are being synchronized when translating a node.
On package pages, Show table of sites and platforms currently using it.
1. Backups and zips the Database and all of your site's files recursively in one go.
2. You can download them to your computer
Simple!
Features:
- zips database and files and gives them to you to download
- optionally delete the archive in X minutes - needs cron
Use cases :
- when you dont have ssh/ftp access
- when you have ftp, but you hate waiting for the slow, inefficient recursive file by file FTP file download ( with filezilla or winscp etc... )
- when you have ftp/ssh but installing this module is faster than both
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Module Instructions module shows the content of README.txt and INSTALL.txt files for contrib modules.
If you were missing a README or INSTALL info about a Drupal module, this module will come in handy. No need to search for README and INSTALL files on your system any more - open those files directly from Drupal administration.
How to use:
Install Module Instructions module and you will find the links to README and INSTALL files in module list page (admin/module) in Operations column.
This module allows you to bypass the default data storage location for fields and entities and instead load the data from a web service.
This is useful when your primary data source is in another system but you want to display/use this data in your Drupal site without the hassle of syncing or importing data.
Stores information about your web services. This information is used to allow Drupal to make the appropriate CRUD operations on requested data.
This module provides a contenteditable form element.
Explore and install Modules and Themes direct from Themes and Modules Admin Page.