PowerAdmin is a Drupal module that provides API and a GUI to administer the configuration of a PowerDNS Name Server, with MySQL/PostgreSQL backend.
WARNING! Although things seems to start working, the code is yet too young to be safely used to administer a DNS!
This package contains contributed modules that implement the Modal Frame API as a yet another alternative to enhance the usability of common day to day tasks in your Drupal site.
You can use any of these mini-modules as-is, or you can use them as examples on how to implement Modal Frame API in other places, extend other Drupal core or contributed modules, or even as a method to enhance your own custom modules.
Provides extended functionality to menus customizations and integrates with OG.
Drupal agencies, freelancers, site builders and even Drupal site owners do need DRD (Drupal Remote Dashboard) because it is the one and only solution that provides a non-intrusive insight into any number of remote Drupal sites without the need of any third party service.
Important: This module got replaced by DRD Agent and will only be maintained until all sites got switched over to the new module.
This is the server component that's required on each domain that should be monitored and maintained by your Drupal Remote Dashboard. Details see on the DRD project (http://drupal.org/project/drd).
This is a module which (by its nature) does a full Drupal bootstrap and then just prints OK. The URL you should be querying is "YOURSITE.COM/siteping"
You can use this as a low-bandwidth site heartbeat to make sure your site is running. If anything besides "OK" is printed, there is probably an error you need to look into (or if the connection times out).
This module aims to provide a graphical administration UI.
A way to achieve it will be to offer an API so that modules can install their own buttons.
Of course, this can also be achieved with Views or even manually, the point here is to have a standalone module dedicated to that and opened to other modules.
The project is at an early development state but is already usable.
Included features yet :
To come :
This module allows you to create custom publishing options for nodes. It allows you to add to the default options of Publish, Promote to Front Page, and Sticky. It also ingrates with views to allow you add as a field, sort and filter by, your custom options.
It now allows each of the different options to be shown only on selected node types, as well as integration with Rules, Actions, and Features. Custom Publishing Options also have granular permissions per role, per option.
Wordy is the fastest, most reliable way of adding professional copy-editing to your Drupal site.
This module provides integration with the Wordy proofreading service.
When you add or edit a node you can choose to submit the contents of the node to wordy.com for proofreading.
Current development and maintenance is made possible in part by Peytz & Co.
A small module that exposes an interface for the allowed protocols used in filter_xss_bad_protocol(). Inspired by #324731: Add more chat protocol support to filter_allowed_protocols so you can create links like skype:username?call.
