Administration

"DRAN" is a single script meant for use via the CLI ( NOT A MODULE ) invoked via command line, which provides a suite of options to monitor various aspects of a site such as SEO, performance, and various system reports.

NOTE: currently works for PHP 5.x, does not support multi-site

Why is this not a module?

A single file, no configuration, no module overhead. simple, quick, and effective.

OG Blueprints will never be _directly_ ported to D6 - when the time is right, it will be rewritten as a core part of CTools/Panels.

The advanced help module allows module developers to store their help outside the module system, in pure .html or .md (MarkDown) files. The html-files can be easily translated simply by copying them into the right translations directory. The entire system can appear in a popup or not as the module prefers (and by taking away access to view the popups, a site can force the popups to not exist).

The Invite Site Report module provides overall site wide reports for the Invite module. In the invite module an individual user can see the sent, pending, expired, and accepted invites they sent. This module adds a site wide report for these same states on invites.

This module is compatible with the 1.x version of Invite.

The Pear module provides Drupal administrators with an easy way to manage a PEAR installation. This is accomplished by letting Drupal act as a package manager front-end to PEAR. The goal of the project is to provide an easier alternative to go-pear for site administrators that have a Drupal installation with correctly configured file and directory permissions. Beyond that, migration of the PEAR installation to another location on a the same server will be supported and enabled via an easy to use wizard wizard.

Google Website Optimizer has been retired by Google and is no longer available. This module is obsolete.

Seeking a new maintainer

Please contact Todd Nienkerk if you are interested in taking over maintenance of this module.

About Mass Change

This module allows a site admin to mass change the published, promoted, sticky, and commenting status of nodes per content type. The following actions can be performed en masse:

Purpose:

The plugin manager is designed to provide an in browser interface to administrators to install modules and themes. It automates the process of downloading a project release, extracting files from it and installing them in their appropriate locations.

6.x-1.x

6.x-1.x is the currently supported version. In order to catch back up, the order that I'll be targeting issues is bug, refactor, feature request, task.

This simple module attempts to simplify the process of managing PHP errors on your site.

The watchdog log is a very handy method of analyzing the state of your web site. The most important log entries in the watchdog are PHP errors as these can often highlight major issues on your site. When things are going wrong; you may often have 100's or even 1000's of PHP errors and filtering through these in the watchdog logs can be a tedious process.

This module performs 3 functions:

This module is the standard http://drupal.org/project/diff module except instead of only providing a 2 column difference view for revisions it provides a user selectable option of either using 2 column or inline difference view (similar to what MS Word uses).

This module requires the Pear Text_diff class be installed.

This project was designed by LiquidCMS and funded by LifeWire, a NY Times Company.