This module acknowledge the path of module form where it is executing and warn the developers/administrator about the duplicate module(s).
Why This:
If module(s) are exists more than one locations on the server. It display a warning message to the developers/administrator and also acknowledge the duplicate path(s).
This very specific module can be used to bypass automatic redirects, made by the multilink_redirect module, based on the remote IP or User-Agent string.
Provides an field formatter, who has hidden the path of images.
Better Jump Menu is a module who provides:
This module has been made to cope with bugs in the original CTools implementation but some new features has been added.
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
Simple module to extend the default URL alias length beyond the 255 character limit
This module allows you to redirect visitors based upon the country they are visiting from. It uses the freegeoip.net service to detect the visitor's location, and then various options may be used to redirect the visitor to another page.
Currently configuration is handled via a variable that must fit a specific format that is most easily added to the site's settings.php file. There are three specific details that must be identified:
A simple module which allows the site administrator to change the default login url of the core drupal.
This especially helps when you don't want anybody to know your login url, there are sites where you are the only user or with some few other users who are carrying out the CMS operations, changing the login url also helps you to save your site from hacking attempts as most of the hackers target the login url of the drupal i.e "user/login".
The module allows you to manage pages on a site. Check out Page Manager module for more advanced tools.
