- Provides alternative updates.
It provides extra options for updating projects when other available releases area available for updates.
- Defaults to latest version.
This is a fork of the 6.x-2.x branch of the Contextual links module. Since that module isn't actively maintained and the issue queue contains a lot of patches and fixes from other users, I felt it useful to fork this module and include all those fixes as well as a few improvements.
Allows to filter webform conditionals using one of 3 predefined filters:
If your webform has a lot of conditionals you should try this module.
Dependencies:
Integration:
This module help developers who wants to have a unique interface to contribute the rates of the various shipping services.
- User Interface for managing rates of various commerce shipping services by weight.
- Import tool for CSV files.
To integrate this module with your shipping service, you need to use this function in the shipping service rate callback.
Stop site-building in production!
Drupal is many things including a powerful site-building tool. Site-building is commonly discouraged on a production site, yet there is nothing that formally prevents you from making site-building or configuration changes that can disrupt your site's development workflow.
Menu Lockdown provides a friendly utility for blocking access to specified paths on specific environments. This helps ensure certain pages, like site-building admin pages, will not be casually accessible when they shouldn't be.
This is a very lightweight module to just enhance the appearance of the 'title' element when creating or editing a node. The title element becomes a multi-line textarea with 2 lines height and 100% width.
Furthermore, a CSS style is applied to the <input> element which makes the font size to 2em, which can easily be overriden in your admin theme.
This module provides a deeper view to comment analysis. This module divides the discussion on the content into two categories.
A. Comments
B. Replies
The threads which are not replies are called Comments.
Replies are those threads which are responses to the comments.
For Example: In facebook, 'comments' are the threads which comes under post and replies are the sub threads of comments.
Comments stats provides a tabular view to users, comments, replies & unapproved comments.
Managing menu items is normally a breeze in Drupal, but the larger your site gets, the more likely you are to run in to this nasty usability bug: https://www.drupal.org/node/1007746
This module is intended as a temporary solution to an old problem. Once the underlying issue is fixed, this module will become obsolete, but in the mean time, it seems to be the only way to work with more than 100 menu items if you do not want to own the process of patching core on your site.
Panels Preview provides previews of Panel Panes during browsing, adding and editing panes in the ctools modal.
It currently relies on Ember Support for most of its nicer style settings but can be used without Ember Support.
This project started as a fork of the Panopoly Magic module.
Organizations that are new to Drupal or don't have much Drupal infrastructure often monitor Drupal by periodically pulling down the home page and checking that they got an HTTP 200 response. However, many Drupal error pages will return a 200, so this isn't a reliable way to check the health of a Drupal site. The Lightweight Health Monitor provides a more informative set of tests with a minimum of setup.
