Making Arctica even cooler
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*Originally in omega_tools module.
Clone of the Taxonomy entity index project which includes the following patches:
This module resolve the typical problem of sharing a production Drupal database
into a development environments with critical information as the privete data
of users, clients, orders, etc. That we need to protect. Whit this feature you
can configure a list of fields that you want to clean the private info and that
data will be replaced with same length random strings. With this approach you
could share your database with an outsourcing teams or freelancers that are new
at your team without worry about empty all the tables by hand.
In some respect an example of hook_features_pipe_node_alter. It tries to find loose ends and adds them to export.
Currently:
For content types:
For user roles:
Patches welcome to explooode the feature even more.
This is the new home of the Trigger module. See #1413214: Provide upgrade path from Trigger to Rules and #764558: Remove Trigger module from core for more information around the reasoning for removing the module from core.
This module provides the ability to add SEO INFO on absolutely any web page on you site.
The initial problem was - adding titles and SEO TEXT on the page of search queries.
Catalog page:
Search query:
This module is a really simple extension to Nodewords: D6 Meta Tags which makes it possible to add <meta name="title" ... /> tags to pages.
<meta name="title" ... /> tag good for?That's a really good question. Almost all SEO-related articles I could find suggest that you should use <title></title> instead:
Drupal 7
Allow anonymous (with page caching on or off) and authenticated users the option to opt out of google analytics to comply with PECR The Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) Regulations. This module was built with the google analytics module in mind. More info on what this module does to come, in the mean time, please visit the configuration page when you've installed the module.
Comment un-render also known as "Display Node Comments Anywhere" is a Drupal 6 module, which removes the comment_render() from the node_show(), after the node_view().
This is useful if you want to put the comments some where else, instead of in the hard-coded position they are currently with Drupal.
For me, I used this module in conjunction with a custom node template, to display the comments in a "quicktabs" like interface on my node. With out this module (or something like it) this is not possible with Drupal.
This project exposes the Google Reader API for use within Drupal. It currently uses the library provided by Dmitrij Duhnich which he has shared here. This module by itself is not very useful. It is intended to be used by other modules.