Administration

Edit a key-value store, accessible from: Configuration > System > Site variables.

Requires 'administer site configuration' permission. Variable name converted to lowercase, using only [a-z], [0-9] and [_]. Key-value pairs stored in variable 'sitevars_array' as associative array.

Pass a name to sitevars_get() to retrieve one value; an array to retrieve several. Call it with no parameters to fetch your entire key-value store. Pass a string and TRUE to retrieve all variables whose name begins with a prefix.

Introduction

This package is a suite of modules for managing AWS environments.

Primarily, the focus is on Elastic Beanstalk and deploying code from git directly to Elastic Beanstalk environments.

Overview

The Nodeflow module gives a drag and drop interface for publishing nodes and positioning them in your desired order. This is useful for large publishing sites where editors can get a bird's eye view of all nodes currently on the frontpage and all nodes waiting to be published. A drag and drop interface helps to publish nodes quickly into desired positions.

This drush extension adds a hold option and argument (e.g. --hold=31) to drush's core sql-dump command,
which lets you hold specified amount of sql dumps before purging the oldest.

Installation

Manual method

Download and extract this extension to a number of places:

This module allows you to hide specific roles from the permissions screen. This is useful when you have many roles that don't necessarily have permissions assigned to them, but are used for categories.

While it may still make sites with a lot of roles slow on that screen when it builds the form the rendering will be much faster and cleaner.

This currently doesn't integrate with the http://drupal.org/project/filter_perms module. This is something I may want to implement later.

Dependencies :

• views(defines extension for views, but can work without as well)
• domain

Update

This module will be upgraded to D8 as soon as the Domain-module leaves alpha-stage.
The Domain-module offers functionality which goes into a similar direction as granting privileges to users for different domains but not as far as this module.

Speedboxes as a Drupal module to easily check or uncheck a selection of checkboxes on a site.
In many cases when you assign permissions to a role you have to check many single checkboxes. With that module you just have to select the boxes by "left click and drag the mouse" over them. Then a small toolbar appears and you can check, uncheck or invert the checkboxes state. On big sites with many roles and permissions this will save a lots of time!

Installation on Drupal 7:

This tiny module provides a search functionality to the parent menu item selection in the node form. The search is done using a JavaScript snippet that a) finds relevant options from the select element and b) displays a nice navigation trail in the search result list.

The module is quite functional as it is but it could always be better. Active participants are therefore more than welcome.

This module is sponsored by Verkkojulkaisut

Deletes users that have never logged in.

Have you ever wanted to quickly hide certain developer & admin elements such as admin menu or not tabs but don't want the hastle of disabling modules or logging out or changing identities.

Begone is designed to scratch this itch. Via the admin interface you add css selectors that you would like to be able toggle on and off. When the small begone toggler is clicked thes elements are toggled on or off.

It is non-invasive simply hiding and showing elements using jQuery.

Simple.

The module name pays homage to the begone easter egg found in Adobe photoshop.