ImageCache Defaults detects file paths in broken images (404 errors) generated by ImageCache (D6) and Image (D7). ImageCache Defaults can either remove images with broken paths from your markup completely or replace them with a configurable default image.
Provides links on one site that point to a specific page on another site.
This module enables you to match pages across sites, and in the case where there is no match take a best guess at a match.
A common user case is that you run example.com (US), example.co.jp (Japanese), and example.co.de (German). You want to have links at the top of each page of these sites pointing to the equivalent page on the other sites.
Instructions in the module README.txt file
This Drupal 7 module does one basic thing, it removes tabs from the Login / Create Account / Request Password pages. There is no configuration needed. A use case for this would be if you want a more elegant and streamlined interface for these pages and you want to link to the other pages.
Batch Redirect was created to automate the addition of redirects to a large number of nodes imported into a Drupal 7 install.
Redirect (http://drupal.org/project/redirect) provides the base for this project.
The URL Alias Permissions module allows site administrators to set permissions to create and edit url path settings by content type.
Have you ever wanted to allow your users to create or edit the alias for pages and webforms but you want pathauto to create blog paths and you don't want your users to change that path? Or perhaps you have a slide content type and you don't need paths for those at all, so you want to hide that from your users to make things simpler for them. This module allows you to do that.
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Create PURL-based namespaces for URL aliases.
You're developing a website that uses the Persistent URL (PURL) module, possibly in conjunction with the Spaces or Sites modules. PURL creates separate namespaces in your Drupal site, and through modules like Spaces, your website has some nodes/views/pages in some spaces and some content in other spaces.
However, the URL Alias module requires paths to be unique across the entire site. This is a requirement at the schema level, and is enforced in the UI. This means that you can't natively have an "about-us" path point to node/47 in one space, but point to a different node (or view/page/etc.) in another space.
PURL Pathalias attempts to solve this problem by replicating the Path module's functionality, but with PURL namespace awareness. Thus, you can have something like "name1.example.com/about-us" point to node/47, but "name2.example.com/about-us" point to node/48.
The Content Type Filter lets you filter content listing pages simply by adding admin/content/types/story to the URL (for example).
You want to see the blog content type content then you need to use following URL
http://YOURSITE.com/admin/content/types/blog
Demo site: http://digcms.com/drupal/
Admin Username : admin
Admin password : admin
Route module enables the construction of wizard like journeys using Panels. It's mostly useful for developers that require high levels of configurability and flexibility for their multistep forms. Use of Panels gives this flexibility.
To taste an example functionality, please enable route_example module and navigate to /route-example/step-one.
Allows you to lock aliases and keep them from being deleting.
If you have a dependency on this module and you need a Drupal 8 version, please let me know by commenting on (or creating) the issue called “Drupal 8 Portâ€. I will prioritize those modules that have the most votes for Drupal 8 first over others.
