Clones one nodequeue into another nodequeue wiping out what was stored in the destination queue.
TODO: Add permissions support so only users with correct permissions are allowed to use module.
The Service Monitor module displays status reports for the configured third party services.This module will support services implemented through interfaces like REST,SOAP, AMF .
The reports includes:
1. service is up and running normally.
2. service is down.
2. custom status reports set for the services
This allows a Drupal site to monitor web services via admin panel.
Image Preset provides a new field formatter for image file entities, allowing you to directly choose an image style (from ImageCache), rather than having to create view modes and jump through hoops for every image style you want to display.
Usage:
Adds a publish and unpublish button for a simpler editorial workflow.
Install module.
After installation, on each content type there are a new setting at publishing options and to activate publish/unpublish button for the content type you are editing, you need to check 'Use publish/unpublish button for this content type' and save.
After that you need to add permissions for which roles that could publish content.
This module uses the target databases to set a number of 'extra' databases in which the users can connect at login. The optional connection to an extra database is stored in the user data array so if you want to retrieve data from the extra database you connected at login you can use:db_query($query, $args, get_target_database());
Contentment (content management) provides a dashboard for easily adding and managing content.
The dashboard consists of a series of tabbed pages (one for each content type) plus an overview page.
The overview page displays the latest activity on the site (nodes recently created, updated or commented on) as well as links to create nodes for each content type.
The content type-specific pages list all nodes of that type. They also include sub-pages to add new nodes of that type, and to edit that content type's settings.
Cryptolog enhances user privacy by logging ephemeral identifiers rather than actual client IP addresses in Drupal's database tables and syslog.
When Cryptolog is enabled, Drupal 8's Drupal::request()->getClientIP() and Drupal 7's ip_address() output a 128-bit HMAC of the client IP address (in IPv6 notation), using a salt that is stored in memory and regenerated each day.
This module makes it possible for site administrators to remove ip-adresses from the flood table, or to remove all ip-adresses from the table depending on the event type.
The command you can call is drush flood_unblock (flun) <event>
For instance:
drush flood_unblock alldrush flood_unblock ipdrush flood_unblock userThis is the administrative heart of Panopoly. It provides integration with popular UX/UI enhancement modules and exposes a variety of end user settings for Panopoly.
Integrates a WYSIWYG into Panopoly