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Provides developers and administrators with an in-browser shell for quick access to the database.
Provides developers and administrators with an in-browser shell for quick access to the database.
Provides extra CKEditor-specific options to sites using Wysiwyg API module and the CKEditor library.
It may be my fatigue is getting the better of me, but I'm planning to attempt a number of enhancements to the modules page. A combination module of Quick Admin Modules, Contrib Toggle as well as something of my own thinking from reading various related issue queues.
This module adds a "Clear" button and confirmation screen to the "Recent Log Entries" page. I found this handy for debugging in testing environments. It's core in D7, but now those of us stuck with D6 can play along at home.
Better Updater is a small module that provides a functionality which allows users to install new modules into subdirectories of sites/all/modules.
Content type image is a simple helper module that gives users a thumbnail preview of the content types on the node add screen. This module is for site builders who would like to simply provide an enhanced node/add screen to their users.
This module allows to include path redirection in a simple way. Provides a simple way to bulk import redirects for Redirect (Drupal 7) or Path Redirect (Drupal 6) modules from a CSV file.
All the necessary redirections can be done at the same time from a CSV file.
Very useful module for moving your website from one path structure to another.
CSV structure:
'old url', 'new_url', 'redirect_code' = 301
File admin extends the File entity module to add administrative options to files, including published, promoted, and sticky status.
This module provides an API to allow related modules on the Modules page to be grouped under a single checkbox.
If your site's Modules page is growing uncontrollably in length and complexity, this module can help you simplify it. You can use the API to hide less important modules from the page, and make it so those modules are instead turned on and off automatically behind the scenes, exactly when they are needed.