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Introduction

Simplify allows particular fields to be hidden from the user interface. This helps to de-clutter forms and present a more user-friendly experience to content editors.

Provides generic functions that are commonly used and provides functions that deal with common mistakes or common problems in Drupal.

This is intended to be used as a library by modules or from inline php scripts.

This library contains a collection of miscellaneous tools that attempt to help make programing in drupal easier without sacrificing security or user-experience. One of the major problems addressed by this module is that of safely handling php variables and reporting problems without costing the user-experience. Many of the other functions provided by this library are common issues that are not necessarily common enough to be added to drupal core or were removed from drupal core. Every function or group of functions have the reasons for their implementation in the comments of the code.

Version 1.x provides a "good enough" implementation. There are probably more efficient solutions, but the library is functional.

Version 2.x will provide an object-oriented toolkit of functions.

As of 1.x, Common Functionality Provides:
- A '$user' variable that is up to date and safe from accidental writes.
- A way to represent CRUD through a single integer for database optimization.
- An error reporting system for recording php failures in the watchdog with a call stack history without spamming the users screen.

Drupal wrapper for the koordinates.com API

also includes:
* admin config for api keys
* local caching or queries
* API browsing

Drupal 7 removed the 'Reset to defaults' button on settings forms (from

Page Preview is a low-impact alternative to Drupal's core node preview functionality.

This module re-implements the Preview area of the node edit form as an IFRAME that renders and displays the full page view of your edited content as the anonymous user would see it, including elements such as blocks that display as a reaction to the page context. The module also supports Page Manager (part of the Chaos Tools suite), meaning you should be able to preview nodes that are being rendered by Panels in full page form, as well.

Features Scripts are command line shell scripts designed to help with building Drupal sites using Features, Drush and Drush Make. It actually automates the processes of installing new Drupal sites and adding new features to them, both used in site building.

Overview of the concept

These scripts assume the following:

• Your site is been build fully with the help of features. Therefore there is a need to separated everything what is related to a particular functionality into a particular feature module.
• A feature is bundling not only it's exportable components, but also a make file for downloading its dependencies, and a shell script for making all the other changes related to a feature where needed.
• Your starting point, all the functionality which you need for using this workflow (all what is on top of a naked Drupal install in this case) is bundled in a feature which we call the basic feature. The script contains only how to download and install Drupal and this basic feature.

Usage

Scripts are designed to be executed from the root path of a Drupal site or independent
of any Drupal sites entirely.

Examples