Drush

Drush Utility

F.g - drush for multisite

FIRST THINGS FIRST: THIS IS NOT A MODULE. PLEASE READ BELOW

'Profile Enable' is an extension for Drush. This extension provides a new Drush command, profile-enable, which is designed for the enabling and re-enabling of Drupal installation profiles. Now I know that Drush itself can handle this perfectly well using pm-enable and installation profiles are modules. But I do want to make you aware of a special use case that required the development of 'Profile Enable'.

Update a value in a multidimensional associative array using drush.

E.g.

variable_set('my_array', array('foo' => array('bar' => 0)));

drush vseta my_array foo bar 1

print_r(variable_get('my_array'));

outputs:

Array( [foo] => Array( [bar] => 1 ) )

Syncing content between different website instances can be quite painful, especially if you're using a hosting management tool like Aegir which takes over a lot of the configuration of your website. Your image files are then located in a host name specific folder like eg:

/sites/hostname_of_your_website/files/..

IMCE in combination with the WYSIWYG will write the full paths into the HTML content of a WYSIWYG field like:

/sites/hostname_of_your_website/files/image.png

THIS IS NOT A MODULE. YOU CAN'T ENABLE IT. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS.

Manage your Drush downloads using the --uri (shortcut: -l) option.

Both versions - 7.x and 8.x are the same. Two branches were created to support drush dl destination_alter inside of Drupal 7 and Drupal 8.

TODO

The Allow a content type only once module allows the creation of Only One node per language in the selected content types for this configuration.

Uses

Configuring content types

To configure the content types to allow for Only One node per language, visit the Only One page (admin/config/content/onlyone), in the Available content types for Only One section check the content types that should have Only One node per language, for this you need the Administer Only One permission.

This is a Drush tool, not a module to be installed on your site.

This module provides drush commands for setting up correct file permissions in your Drupal instance.

It takes care of creating sites/default/files and sites/default/private on your Drupal installation and updating them in variables table, so you don't have to do that through the UI. It also takes care of creating .htaccess files in those subdirectories. But most importantly it maintains correct permissions on those directories.

CKEditor CodeMirror module adds syntax highlighting for "Source View" in CKEditor WYSIWYG editor using CKEditor CodeMirror Plugin.