Administration

Ever need to completely regenerate paths per node type or vocabulary based on your pathauto settings and have redirects automatically created? If so, then this module's for you!

Usage is simple. Visit /admin/config/search/path/regenerate, select your desired node types and/or taxonomies, and click "Regenerate". Aliases will be updated and redirects created!

This project is sponsored by: Project Ricochet.

Overview

This module provides additional settings for Features Packages, allowing for more sensible administration on sites with big number of Features, especially when some of these Features do not need to get their State checked all the time during the development.

Interroedit lets you simply append "?edit" to a node alias when you wish to be redirected to the node's edit page.

For example, if node/123 has an alias of my/page, then your browser's address bar might contain "example.com/my/page". By editing your address bar to "example.com/my/page?edit" and hitting enter, you will be redirected to "example.com/node/123/edit".

This could be useful if your template does not render the edit tab.

Entity Bulk Delete is a module which delete the entity in bulk using batch processing API. Entity Bulk Delete module provide the option to delete the entity using customize way. This module will permanently delete your entity so it is advised to use that module with your own risk and make sure you have a backup.

Installation

The Entity Bulk Delete module is very similar to other Drupal modules.
For installation of the Entity Bulk Delete module
please follow the below mentioned steps:

This is a small API module that may be used by other modules to generate a hint string intended for insertion into the project's hook_help. It has no adminsitrative UI and will not do anything by itself; install this module only if some other module tells you to.

The hint string may link to to online documentation, and also to the help texts provided by Advanced help, README.md or README.txt.

Workbench Allocation provides a way of allowing a user to assign a node, up for review, to one or more users or groups. The users can be grouped by a taxonomy term linked to their account.

• Group users using a taxonomy term on their account
• Select multiple users/groups to review the node
• Activate the Workbench Allocation for each content type

Requirements

This module requires the following modules to be enabled:

HTML Diff is an extension of the Diff module. While the Diff module itself only compares the source code of two revisions, HTML Diff lets you compare the rendered HTML code visually - like WYSIWYG. This should enable non-technical editors to review diffs without dealing with HTML tags.

HTML Diff ignores HTML attributes like class, id, style...etc. It only takes care of usual HTML tags like p, div, ul, li, strong, h1, h2.. etc.

Entity Share is an all in one module allowing you to share some entities like node, field collection, taxonomy, medias etc between different Drupal instances.

Drupal 8

This module allows to share entities using the JSON API. It provides an UI to use the endpoints provided by the JSON API module.

You can define one website as a "server" and another website as a "client".

Currently you can only, on the client website, get content exposed from the server website. You can't push content from the client website to the server website.

INTRODUCTION

XML sitemap Http Cache (XHC).

This module uses non blocking batch job requests for generating http cache pages for Nginx fastcgi and such, from sitemap.xml files provided by the xmlsitemap module.
The method used for cache generation is PHP's Curl "fresh connect" requests.

You will also get the optional xhc_cron module, for planning daily http cache warmup with cron tasks for Drupal's awesome Elysia cron module.