Minimally maintained

Synopsis

The Database logging API module provides a way to add Operations to log messages displayed by Drupal core's Database logging module, both on the Recent log messages [overview] screen (at admin/reports/dblog), and in an individual message's Details screen (at admin/reports/event/%).

Requirements

This module requires the following modules:

Drupal 7 version:

The Better sub-themes module improves the inheritance features for Drupal themes, providing the ability for a sub-theme to inherit it's base themes block layout among other things.

 

websms.ru is a cost effective End-to-End Enterprise Mobile Messaging Service with high service level availability.

WEBSMS module provides integration between the websms.ru service and the SMS Framework module using exposed API by websms.ru gateway API.

Integrates https://github.com/adamsro/DropzoneS3 with Drupal. Access Control on files directly uploaded to S3.

This module processes all users and checks if the user still exist in the remote LDAP server.
This module also works with multiple Ldap-servers (This doesnt work in the core ldap module).
Optionally removes the orphaned user at another Drupal installation (same host, using drush)

Add marker to vertical tabs when content has been added to fields within it.

Image lazy load plugin to boost page load time and save bandwidth by removing:

• images
• background-images
• responsive images
• iframes

Elements will load just when reach visible part of screen.

When installed, the Package Installer module will automatically install all other modules belonging to $settings['package_installer_package'].

This can act as a development expedient by obviating the need to add all modules in a given package as an explicit dependency for the site's installation profile.

Setup

You can set the value of $settings['package_installer_package'] in settings.php:

Most customers of company I work for use some sort of product management software for keeping track of their product inventory. All these applications have option to export product prices to a CSV file, so it is very important to offer our customers an option to easily update prices on their website, without creating complicated and often expensive API integrations. That is the main reason behind creating this Drupal 8 module.

Drupal core search module makes two requests when a search block form is submitted. The first is a POST request that results in a form redirect to a new URL (normally /search/node) where the search is performed based on the GET parameters. For sites that are more performance consious this operation is expensive especially if parameters of the search are already known.

This module assumes that search block form is used for searches on content (search/node/[terms]).