Maintenance fixes only

This module create a hierarchical vocabulary for each organic group to classify group posts in it. This vocab is created during group edit or create.

Overview

CLE - Contextual Links Everywhere

The CLE module is a lightweight harmless UI tweaking module to extend the use of contextual links instead of tabs and can NOT break a site or its database. But beware this is under development and may not be completely functional yet.

Details

By default, view mode full node pages or user pages have no contextual links enabled in Drupal core. While for some of you it may feel inconsequent, this is reasonable based on the history of why contextual links were introduced and why they are not everywhere: The main reason to introduce them was to have local tasks available for each node on node list views without tab cluttering on teaser pages, while teaser lists are no forthcoming views for editing in questions of accessibility. And on view mode full pages there are tabs to manage primary and secondary local tasks on nodes to grant accessibility in a general manner.

Depending on use-cases and project types with certain priorities it still may feel cluttering and the tabs should be moved to the contextual links known from the teaser lists. This is where CLE comes in as an option.

HMS Field displays an integer formatted as Hours, Minutes or Seconds.

About this module

This module allow to add day select restrictions in the date_popup widget from
the date moduel that could be displayed as custom form widget, in a entity

The purpose of this module is to be able to compare (diff) two Drupal sites (e.g. staging vs. release).

Description

The diff is made by comparing the defined structures (partitions) between the sites likes modules and their versions, system variables, site information, latest node, etc. Site diff obtains this data from the remote site using a connection via Services module. After the selected partitions have been compared, Site diff generates an output with differences highlighted.

Use cases

• Suppose you'd like to compare dev and staging to check if you can safely copy your local db to staging environment.
• You are copying some changes (by hand) from stage to production and you'd like to make sure that every change was included.
• You make a snapsot of a site at time t1 and you'd like to see what are the differences between t1 and now

Features

Currently supported partitions

• modules & core
• system variables
• latest node

In the future we would like to implement

• blocks
• views & displays
• themes

Installation