Minimally maintained

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

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About
This module pulls Google DFP (Doubleclick for Publishers) ad units/slots and makes them available as blocks in Drupal. The blocks will then display the ads from the unit's inventory. At the moment, integration is extremely basic and I'd like to keep it that way, since Google DFP is absurdly complex.

Requirements

• Drupal 7 - there is absolutely no plan to port this to Drupal 6 or earlier versions
• Google DFP API Library - Download the library here: http://code.google.com/p/google-api-dfp-php/downloads/list
• PHP SOAP - The Google DFP API requires the PHP SOAP library (http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.soap.php)

Installation

1. Download the Google DFP API Library and unpack it into sites/all/libraries/dfp_api_php_lib
2. Go to Admin > Configuration > System > Google DFP Blocks
3. Enter the following info:
   • Application name - Arbitrary string
   • Email - The email address for your DFP user account
   • Password - Used to get an authentication token. The token is saved, your password is never saved
   • Network code - Available from the Admin tab of your DFP account
   • Server - https://www.google.com is the standard DFP server
4. Click Save