Admin Deck allows developers the option of building customized administration tools that can be provided from all pages within a site to privileged users.
Allows the fine Backup and Migrate module to backup to Rackspace Cloud Files (Rackspace's alternative to Amazon S3).
This is very useful you host your site on Rackspace Cloud instead of Amazon EC2, because (1) it will be faster and (2) you won't be charged for bandwidth between your server and Cloud Files.
In Drupal 7, site builders must assign menus to content types in order for them to appear on the node edit page. This module makes it possible to assign multiple content types to a menu through the menu edit form.
After you enable the module, go to Structure > Menus (admin/structure/menu). Choose the menu you want to assign to content types and click the 'edit menu' link shown in the screen shot.
Queue salesforce errors for later processing.
Install as normal and check admin/settings/salesforce for configuration options.
Note that the module should be able to detect and queue errors from any type of export (and any export module), but currently queue processing is only supported for failed exports that are initiated by:
Breaks the toolbar of CKEditor in several groups
See: http://drupal.org/node/751196#comment-3689150 for more information.
The Commerce Services module integrates with the Services v3.x or later to provide methods to create and manage product nodes via Web Services.
Currently product.create action is enabled for use, and we're looking forward to add new actions soon.
Commerce Services seeds are in Groups.Drupal and Services Issues.
Drupal (6.x, 7.x) core module node provides a view which shows a list of all the published nodes:
Nowadays most Drupal installations use Views, Panels, etc, which are more configurable making this feature useless.
This module adds an administration settings panel to handle /node page access.
This module integrates the excellent HTML5 "true WYSIWYG" editor Aloha Editor) with Drupal.
This module simply enable login for the admin user. Useful if you use external logins (openid, facebook or other), but you want to keep the way to login into the system.
The module is under development!
Now only for Drupal 6.
This module lets you group domains together. It has no other functionality, but can be used to for example show a list of domains in a country region or any other type of grouping you might think of. The module uses the Export UI from CTools, so groups should be exportable. Not tested though.
A submodule, Domain Groups Mappings, is included that lets you map Domain Groups to one or more domains. You could use this to create filters that varies depending on what domain you're visiting, for example.
Depends on:
