Minimally maintained

Provides an upload widget for your migration users to be able to upload source files (CSV, XML, etc) through the UI.

Very experimental, don't use it as is, without reviewing the code and making the modifications that suit your needs.

After installing this module you'll see a new TAB under /admin/content/migrate, to "Upload Source File". Once the source file is uploaded, you can use it in your migrate class by retrieving the value of the variable "migrate_upload_source_file_path".

An example of implementation could be:

A modified version of the profiler library beta1 that doesn't disable all blocks
(Profiler beta2 was not used because it's giving me trouble https://www.drupal.org/node/2278487 )
https://www.drupal.org/project/profiler
https://www.drupal.org/node/1165672#comment-9037649

This is a derivative of the "2 column stacked 70/30" layout provided by the Panels Extra Layouts module. It is identical, except instead of a 70/30 split for the content regions, it is a single 100% region.

The justification for this module is if you have a site that is mostly 70/30 pages, but need a few to have a single full width region, this will style the same as the other pages (Panel's default one column layout has additional padding, and isn't divided up into the stacked sections).

A helper module to add a link to the contextual links area, to edit the context that places the block in question.

This module allows an external attacker to attempt to perform sql injection into a well known table with a well known structure and view their success (or failures) at a well known url.

This module is probably most useful if you run a coordinated disclosure program and want to help researchers validate sql injection issues before sending them to you.

The XSS Tester module is a quality assurance tool that helps module developers and site owners to test for XSS vulnerabilities in their projects.

What it does

Wraps all images in content with a

Description

This module adds support for Twitch.tv to the Video Filter project

Dashboard Driven Display

AddThis tools can be configured from your dashboard on addthis.com. When you choose a share or follow tool, the instructions for the HTML portion are to add an empty div to your code where you would like the buttons to appear, and then do all your configuration from addthis.com/dashboard. The HTML looks something like this, with different CSS classes for different tools: