Minimally maintained

GUFF provides an automated way of dealing with entities with a field field, through Features.

Module providing unique URLs for particular product variations referenced by one product display. (A temporary solution for issue #1082596: Implement unique URLs for particular products on product displays.)

• For each product it provides id parameter, for example:
  http://www.mycommercesite.com/node/1?id=1
  http://www.mycommercesite.com/node/1?id=2
  as well as sku parameter, for example:
  http://www.mycommercesite.com/node/1?sku=pr1
  http://www.mycommercesite.com/node/1?sku=pr2
• For product types with extra fields enabled to function as an attribute field for Add to Cart forms, it provides option to use values of those fields to select specific product variation.

  For example, if a product type has a Term reference field with machine name field_color, and product has a term tid = 2, name = Red selected, then such product variation could be displayed using either:
  http://www.mycommercesite.com/node/1?color=Red (note this is case-sensitive), or:
  http://www.mycommercesite.com/node/1?color=2

When Pigs Fly is a novelty module for developers intended to illustrate some of the potential url conflicts that can be encountered in module development. For Drupal developers, these conflicts can be hazardous to one's sanity.

When Pigs Fly has a companion module -- Baboons Beware, which contains almost exactly the same code. They both create a single silly page at the same location -- /whenpigsfly. The idea is to enable one, then the other, then both, and just observe what happens.

Here is the important stuff:

function wpf_menu() {
  return array('whenpigsfly' => array(
    'title' => 'When Pigs Fly',
    'description' => 'Demonstration of potential url conflicts',
    'page callback' => 'pigsfly_now', 
    'access callback' => TRUE,
  ));
}

function pigsfly_now() {
 return array('#markup' => 'surprise me');
}

The README.txt file has other suggestions to try as well. You may be surprised at what occurs. The objective is to help developers become aware of potential url conflicts within Drupal.

Read the README file and have a quick look at the code (all 27 lines), including a surprise Help function. This code works as described (with slight mods) in ALL versions of Drupal (6,7 & 8).

A views plugin that renders items in an animated tagcloud-like display.

It doesn't do just "tags" - that is the name of the rendering library it uses

Stand-alone demo page

Very similar to http://drupal.org/project/views_cloud and other tagcloud tools, except it renders items using 'canvas' element and then rotates them with a 3d-ball sort of effect (instead of just text sizes)

The Performance and Scalability Checklist is an interactive checklist of performance and scalability optimization tasks for Drupal. It will help you optimize the software stack your web site operates on, from Apache up to your Drupal theme.