Administration

Put your site in maintenance mode by uploading a file.

This is a pretty simple module that checks for the presence of a file called 'maintenance.lock' in either the Drupal root directory or a site-specific directory (sites/mysite.com, for instance) and sets the site to maintenance mode if the file is present. This is very helpful for deployment scripts, such as Capistrano and the like, in which you don't always have ready access to the database, or when you want to take a lot of Drupal sites down at once without waiting for Drush to iterate over all of them.

Note: As of 2013-08-30, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, or you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to https://drupal.org/node/2035581.

Module Description

Chuck provides a set of "roundhouse kicks" - extreme[ly effective] solutions to common Drupal problems. Each roundhouse kick can be enabled/disabled.

I get fed up with scrolling down the modules admin page looking for the right module to enable/disable. This module injects a tiny javascript into the page head that adds a drop down to local menus. This then allows a quick jump to sections in the page.

It's hard sometimes to find certain module if you're using a bunch of modules. This module helps you to find the module faster.

Drupal Test Notifier is a user script for your browser that notifies you when an automated test (a.k.a SimpleTest) has completed. This allows you to go about your other business without checking back on the tab running your tests every few seconds waiting for it to complete. It also saves you from forgetting that you had a test running while you go about your other business.

This module defines context and access rules plugins for CTools (and Panels) based upon values of HTTP request header elements. The following headers are exposed into context and can be used as access rules parameters:

• Referrer
• User Agent
• Host
• Accept
• Accept Charset
• Accept Encoding
• Accept Language
• Connection

Dependencies

Chaos Tools

Replaces default checkboxes with fancy (iOS-like) on/off switches under configurable pages.

I was just trying for a good way to make checkboxes easier to click on (see Fitt's Law) but came up with this.

Original jQuery code taken from http://github.com/tdreyno/iphone-style-checkboxes

The resubmission module allows you to create a list of nodes to be processed by a certain date or at specific intervals. Extremely helpful is this module for constantly changing content, which must be kept up to date or if registered offers expire on certain dates. In addition, a reminder text can be entered, which is helpful for the person who has to process the content in the processing.

Possible examples:
- Time-limited product or service offers
- Expiring coupon offers
- Weekly changing Information Notices
- Changes in content to hold others up to date
- etc.

There are certainly other applications, where you can take advantage of the resubmission of certain content.

#D7CX: I pledge that Comment Publish will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released.

This module allows users to (un)publish comments on their own content.

If views is enabled a queue of comments that can be (un)published for a given node will be available at /node/$nid/comment_publish.

With a lot of theme regions and a lot of blocks to move around, the form at admin/build/block/list/[theme_name] with its javascript tabledrag mechanics can become quite slow in your favorite browser.

Block Admin Light provides a light-weight alternative to this form, with a huge textarea instead of the tabledrag element. You can move blocks around by moving the rows of the textarea.