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The GeShi Filter module provides a filter for source code syntax highlighting for a wide range of languages.

Source code can be entered with for example <code type="java">...</code> or <blockcode language="python">...</blockcode>. Starting from version 5.x-2.0 it is also possible to define your own generic and language specific tags (e.g. <java>) or to work with square bracket style tags (e.g. [python]). Automatically adding line numbers is possible too with for example [ruby linenumbers="normal"].

Language Support

At the time of this writing the GeSHi library supports highlighting for more than 200 programming languages and configuration syntaxes, including: ActionScript, Ada, Apache Log, AppleScript, ASM, ASP, Bash, C, ColdFusion, C++, QT, C#, CSS, D, Delphi, Diff, DOS, dot, Eiffel, Fortran, Groovy, Haskell, HTML, INI, Inno, Java, Javascript, LaTeX, Lisp, Lua, Motorola 68000 Assembler, Matlab, mIRC Scripting, MySQL, Objective C, OCaml, OpenOffice.org Basic, Oracle 8 SQL, Pascal, Perl, PHP, PL/SQL, Python, QBasic/QuickBASIC, Rails, Microsoft Registry, robots.txt, Ruby, SAS, Scheme, Smalltalk, Smarty, SQL, TCL, Text, Visual Basic, vb.net, VHDL, XML, X++.

Additional support for highlighting Drupal source code is provided too.

A small process which will redirect the required pages to a SSL version of the page.

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Provide each Organic group with its own vocabularies (i.e. taxonomy).

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:

• Log file path/name changing. You may specify a path and name for your log file. If file not exists, it will be created.
• Severity level filtering. If you having lots of activity on site, you can record only errors not notices etc.
• Tags. If you set the severity level high to record errors only, but you want to keep track of operations like delete, you may add a "delete" tag so events having it will be logged disregarding of severity. Negative Tags were added as discussed in #814148: Negative Tags.
• File format. You may change the log file format to show full events info on multiple lines or stretch these to one line without event field titles for saving disk space and quicker review.
• Logs rotation #742380: Rawlog options . This sets how often the log file will change - hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or never. This may be useful if you need to review activity on site per the particular day or a week.

The LoginToboggan module offers several modifications of the Drupal login system in an external module by offering the following features and usability improvements: