Multiple text fields on a page often break up the user experience of editing content to an unacceptable level.
This module attempts to fix this issue by collapsing the text format's tips to not be displayed by default, clicking the question mark will toggle the display of the tips.
This module allows to set HTTP response headers (both standard and non-standard) on pages by various visibility rule settings. Currently the headers can be set by path, content type and user role.
This project adds a new tab to the Results of a Webform. It provides an Ext JS-based grid to view and directly edit Webform submissions.
As of now, I have only tested this module on Drupal 7.x using Webform 4.x. It might work on Webform 3.x, however.
To use this module, obtain the module directory (webform_extended_table) and contained files and directories (via git) and place in your sites/all/modules directory.
Protected Pages modules allows the administrator to secure any page in your website by password. You just need to go to configuration page of this module and add path, password. After that the added path will be password protected. This module also allows you to send the details of this protected page to multiple users by email.
If you are using 8.x-1.0 version then you can also protect private file. This feature will going to be available soon for 7.x version.
HTTPRL Spider uses the excellent HTTP Parallel Request & Threading Library to perform an internal cache seeding spider via Drush. This is not a module, it's a command line call that can be used to effectively rebuild all Entity Cache and Boost cache files for an entire site. By default it will spider all known, front-facing entities in a site with a single call.
Admin panel actually is a brief site management module, for unprofessional admins which has widgets like:
_Site administration shortcuts
_Support and tutorial links
_Site statistics
_etc..
Also developers can simply write and add their own widgets to this module.
features:
Seen is a small module which tracks which users have viewed a particular node (based on node access records), and provides this information as a tab on each node.
This module was written by Christopher Skene and is maintained by
PreviousNext can also be contacted for paid customizations of this module as well as Drupal consulting, installation and development.
This is a very simple module that lets you hide the tabs (like Manage fields or Manage display) from the administration screen taxonomy terms for particular roles.
Client cache is a Drupal caching backend that uses user agent or client as cache bin.
