Administration

This module provides the ability to delete multiple webform results at once using checkboxes, you can either select all or few as per your need.

How it is different from other modules:
1. It provides ability to select from the submission that you want to delete.
2. It provides ability to select all and delete all results at once.

How to install:
1. Login as admin.
2. Enable the module as explained here.

Synopsis

The PatchInfo module allows you to add information about patches to a module's or theme's .info.yml file. It will show the information prominently in the update report and on the update manager form.

Requirements

This module does not depend on any other modules.

What this module does

Clones, manages and synchronizes a specific git repository reference from a remotely hosted git repository. This allows the cloned repository references to be consumed in a Drupal environment. Consumers of cloned git repositories are tools that perform certain functions like parsing or building from several repository references.

An example of a consumer: the API module

Block Visibility Groups allows the site administrator to easily manage complex visibility settings that apply to any block placed in a visibility group. The visibility settings for all blocks in the group can be edited on one administration form.

This module works in conjunction with the Drupal 8 core's block administration system. It is a simpler alternative to modules like Panels.

What to see how it works?

Synopsis

The Signature Permissions module provides the 'Use signature' that allows users to update the signatures in user profile.

Requirements

This module requires none.

Known problems

None

Pledges

Signature is a field in the Drupal 8.Use the field permissions in Drupal 8.

This module depends on the Group module.

Guser allows administrators of a Group entity to create, delete, and edit subusers and or members of the group. It aims to fully recreate the drupal user management system within groups so that administrators can be given permission to edit a selective group of users instead of all the users on a site.

This module is designed to associate group specific menus with a group when using the Group module.

This is inspired by OG Menu and adapted to work with the Group module.

• Introduction
• Methods / Uses
• Requirements
• Installation
• Configuration
• Anatomy of a hook_update_N()
• Maintainers

Introduction

Drupal provides its own functions

This module is designed to add the ability to set a different theme and any associated theme settings with the Group module.

This allows a user to set relevant theme settings on a per group basis based upon the theme that is chosen for that group.

This add a new field to any group bundles which allows an admin user to select which theme each group can use when accessing their group content.