Menu Translation Locale Access
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Adds locale-based access control to Language Neutral menu links (as defined by i18n_menu module)
Adds locale-based access control to Language Neutral menu links (as defined by i18n_menu module)
Simple inplace editor integration
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A very simple module to make variables editable by end user.
It can be very useful if user (or client) want to have some custom text editable.
INSTALATION
1. install and enable
1. download the library http://code.google.com/p/jquery-in-place-editor (used version 2.2.1)
2. place the library in to location sites/all/libraries/jquery-editinplace/lib/jquery.editinplace.js
3. Enjoy!
USAGE
This is a lightweight wrapper that appifies the Lingotek Translation module.
This is an experimental Drupal 8 module.
Implementation of D7-like node translation model for Drupal 8. Generalize to any type of entity.
An extension module to 2.x version of Search API Entity Translation module.
Changes the way in which Solr Search module stores the multilingual content, making it use solr dynamic fields for translatable entity fields.
Defines a Drupal field type that allows to store and select one of the active languages.
As you know by default Pathauto creates alias only for one language or for all languages one alias.
This module provides functionality to create aliases for each language. Also this module will be helpful, if you use field translation and you want show node on all language with paths, different from node/nid.
When you create node without pathauto_i18n:
English alias: en/articles/first_article
Italiano alias: not exist
Deutsche alias: not exist
Drupal's page cache is a fantastic and simple way to improve performance in production. If an anonymous user goes to http://yoursite.com/somepage twice, the second page load is a lot faster because Drupal doesn't spend time re-rendering it; it simply serves it from the cache.
This module gently reminds users that the content they're currently viewing is available in their preferred language based on 1) the language preferences they've configured in their browser and 2) the status of content translation in the user's preferred language.
Use this module to subtly educate users about multilingual navigation on your site.
This allows one to force the language used by the Administration menu module.
Only tested in the "OpenFed / Fast2web D7" distribution.
Normally, it should work as a standalone but it was developed in the scope of "OpenFed / Fast2web D7" distribution so it's may be not the case.
So for the moment it's very specific to "OpenFed / Fast2web D7" distribution.
If you catch an error, don't forget to report in the issues.