This module logs system events to a file, as a tiny and lightweight replacement option for watchdog (dblog for Drupal 6) module. It is intended for using in situations when the site is highly loaded and even disabling DB logging activity can slightly help, or you want a dedicated log file for events on site, different from a system log.
Among the Rawlog features:
This is a simple module to list all the '// $Id.' lines of all your drupal files to make it easy to know exactly what you have installed. If you maintain a few drupal sites you might find it usefull.
This module is discontinued in favor of a better release monitor module: http://drupal.org/project/releasemonitor
Use only this version module if you are sticked to drupal 4.6, otherwise use the release monitor module.
The JSnippets module can be used to insert code snippets, general text templates and so on into specified Drupal textareas. Snippets can be related to textareas in forms, using the element ID of the textarea and the form ID of the form. These can be obtained by way of the JSnippets section button which should be visible above all textareas for users with the 'administer jsnippets' permission. Only users with the 'use jsnippets' permission are allowed access to the snippets.
URLify is a simple module that generates the path alias of a node automatically using javascript. The alias is generated from the title of the node.
The URLify module now has support for language maps. Language maps work by replacing characters in other languages with similar ones in English. The replacement is done in the generated path alias only. For example, a node with title "Ðто проÑтое иÑпытание название" will create a path alias of "eto-prostoe-ispytanie-nazvanie". Original text in Russian.
Drupal Manager is an implementation of a remote administration client for Drupal.
It consists two parts :
Features :
A very simple Customer Relationship Management module that allows site admin to reply to support requests.
- The module can be configured to notify users when a support request has been replied to.
- The email message can be configured
- Roles can be selected to be notified when a new support request is made
- A new menu item called lightcrm is added to the user menu
This module is superseded by the Submitted By module. Further development is halted.
This module allows site administrators and privileged users to alter the way in which usernames are presented in the "Submitted on..." track at the top of posts.
Methods include drupal username (the standard way as used on all drupal sites), by Profile module textfield or by free text.
The mailcommand module lets you send commands to a Drupal site that either has mailhandler or og2list installed.
The mail command module can be used to execute Drupal commands through email. This basic functionality can be extended by other modules. The og2list module uses this to allow users to subscribe to mailing lists. This is useful when group managers do not have access to web based connections.
Allows the Project issue tracking module to function well on a site that has Organic groups enabled. Without this module, the issue tracker does not work well if you enable Organic groups. The module assumes that your project nodes are Group nodes and that issues should be targeted to that project/group node.
Specifically:
This module provides a way to set a dedicated theme for your site's admin pages.
