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This module is helping text for Quiz module.

Provides possibility to update webform text field with autoincrement id.

The Block Manager module is an attempt to make managing sidebars, page footers, etc. easier for content administrators (who may not be familiar enough with the way blocks are normally handled in Drupal to be comfortable). It allows the site administrator to specify regions that are handled by Block Manager, rather than the Block module. Once this is done, anyone with permission to use this module will see a new toolbar in that region with buttons to manage or remove blocks. When managing blocks, a simple drag-and-drop interface is provided that can be configured to be horizontal or vertical, to more closely match the presentation on the page itself.

The Block Manager module will work with the nodeblock module as well, allowing blocks in a region to be limited to only blocks of a specific type. For example, if a sidebar content type is created, the Block Manager module can be configured to only allow sidebar node blocks in the sidebar region.

When Block Manager is first enabled for a region, it will attempt to determine which blocks are already displayed in that region on each page and save that data into its own table. This way, the transition from the Block module to the Block Manager module is as seamless as possible.

Views MediaTable integrate the functionality of MediaTable(http://marcopeg.github.io/MediaTable/) into the Views module Table display, allowing the creation of dynamic & responsive Views tables where end users can choose to show or hide certain columns. This module also allows certain table column to behave responsively, hiding the less relevant data in smaller screen sizes.

Requirements

Module Dependencies:

• Views
• Libraries API

Library Dependencies:

• MediaTable JS Library

Installation

Views MediaTable depends on the Views and Libraries modules, download and enable these modules.

Download and place the MediaTable library into your libraries directory ( e.g. /sites/all/libraries/MediaTable/jquery.mediaTable.js ). The MediaTable library from here: https://github.com/thepeg/MediaTable

Once the dependencies are in place and installed. Copy the entirety of the views_mediatable directory into your modules directoy ( e.g. /sites/all/modules ) and active the Views MediaTable module.

Usage

This module is a drop-in replacement for Drupal's database logging module (dblog), providing performance enhancements and finer-grained configuration.

Features

• Provides all of the functionality which dblog provides.
• Allows you to configure which message severities are logged.
• Allows configuration based on user type (anonymous, authenticated and cron).
• Lets you enable or disable special treatment for 403 and 404 pages, if you need reporting.
• Can buffer log message, so that only one database write is needed per page request regardless of the number of log messages (configurable).

Usage

1. Enable this module and disable Drupal's database logging module.
2. Visit the 'Logging and errors' page on your site (admin/config/development/logging).
3. Configure the additional options you require, or leave as default.

Possible extensions

Use queuing instead of a shutdown function to write buffered log entries, so that alternative queue backends can be used, such as mongoDB. This would mean that logging would not require per-page database writes, but log entries would be delayed until next cron run.

Similar projects

The Drupal 7 version of this module is officially supported by Mollie. Finlet