Field Storage UI

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Field Storage UI, choose the field storage when creating a new field.

By default, Drupal ships with "Default SQL storage" for fields.
There are modules that implementing alternative field storage like:

Address Field Link

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Address Field Link extends the Address Field module to add support a link field (title and URL) that is stored with other address fields.

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If you have a node type "conference" you could have a field "suggested hotel" which would store the name, address and URL of the hotel. This becomes even more useful when you want a multi-value "suggested hotels" field, where every address gets its own link.

Workbench Webform Access

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This module implements allows the workbench_access module to also control access to the Results of the Webform for sites that need it.

Any member of a Workbench Access group that has access to edit a Webform-based content type will also have access to edit the webform elements and review the results.

No user-serviceable parts within. (ie, no user interface. It just does that one thing.)

Noindex

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The module adds content="noindex" to block attributes. These attrs work mainly with russian search bots

Console Logger

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The Console Logger module does one thing and does it simply. It lets you use the PHP built in web server for local development and provides helpful logging to the console related to incoming requests, parameters, and log messages.

Just enable the module, and then start up a local server with drush runserver 2> /dev/null. (The 2> /dev/null will silence all the bits from the built in web server that show requests for static assets, such as CSS, JS and images.)