The Entity Construction Kit (ECK) builds upon the entity system to create a flexible and extensible data modeling system both with a UI for site builders, and with useful abstractions (classes, plugins, etc) to help developers use entities with ease.
ECK allows the creation and management of entity types with custom properties; adding bundles to entity types; and fields to bundles, with the help of the Field UI module.
If that last sentence sounded like a foreign language, I suggest reading the first section of ECK's documentation: Understanding Entity Terminology
Provides a way to split a Views table row into two rows.
To activate it, go to the in the 'Format' settings of your Views display, and select the "Table with secondary rows" option, instead of the "Table" option.
This module allows users, of a specific role, to block site users (individual or all) for a defined time period. Users can be banned by admin for a definite time period. Users can be ban or temporarily block by individually or collectively by users roles. Means there is a sub module present here from where admin can ban users by role wise. This way we can make disable user log in for definite time period.
Temporary blocking of users or ban user will be automatically lifted after the defined temporary blocking date or temporary blocking time.
This module will be handy when someone wants to stop user's activity on the site for a specific period or ban users activity or restrict user activity for some time, in order to do certain db maintenance activities which do not necessarily requires taking the site offline.
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1. Copy temporarily_block_users folder to modules directory.
2. At admin/build/modules enable the "Temporarily Block Users" module.
3. Enable permissions at admin/user/permissions.
4. Configure the module at admin/user/tbu/settings.
5. Go to user edit to block user.
A Drupal project that is a repository for visual documents explaining Drupal processes, components, systems and other useful visual elements.
We are creating SVG images so that they can be versioned with Git. SVG is an XML-based file format, and the text in the document can be searchable. Storing the graphics in a git repository can make it easier to translate the graphics into other languages, as well as to log changes to graphics.
Process
Create diagram.
Add some data to the diagram to allow for tracking back to image source. For example, you might want to add a link to the git repository, a publicly editable google drawing, a link to the node to which the image applies. Credits for the contributors.
Consider that diagrams might need to be translated into other languages.
Export to SVG.
Name the filename descriptively.
If appropriate, add the node id (and comment number if appropriate) to the filename.