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An Overview of Panels

The Panels module allows a site administrator to create customized layouts for multiple uses. At its core it is a drag and drop content manager that lets you visually design a layout and place content within that layout. Integration with other systems allows you to create nodes that use this, landing pages that use this, and even override system pages such as taxonomy and the node page so that you can customize the layout of your site with very fine grained permissions.

This module allows an admin to set limits on the number of terms that a node can have per vocabulary. This is set separately per content type as well. For example, a page could allow unlimited terms in a category, but a story could limit the same category to four.

An add-on for the Organic Groups (og) module that makes one group mandatory for all new users and/or requires new users to pick a group.

The gotwo.module adds the option to add redirected urls. It's much like the url alias system except that it uses redirects to go to the real url. All visits to the 'go' urls are tracked, so you can see how often a certain 'go' url has been visited. You can optionally force a disclaimer to be displayed before the user is redirected.

This module acts as a digital notary for Drupal; it creates notarized/certified timestamps for content. When normal Drupal content is created, an easily modifiable timestamp is created.

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INTRODUCTION

This module allows privileged users to commit changes in code to an SVN repository. It relies heavily on the existing SVN settings so a working copy is required for this module to work.

This module is only meant to be installed on development environments where users with little to no knowledge of the SVN CVS need to be able to commit changes.

INSTALLATION

Simple one click installation: At admin/build/modules enable the subversion module.

CONFIGURATION

1. Enable the permission "administer subversion" at admin/user/permissions.

USAGE

Commiting to SVN

1. Go to /admin/svn
2. If there are changes waiting to be committed, a text area and a button labeled Commit Changes will show up on the page. Otherwise you will see a message stating that there are no changes pending.
3. Write a commit message that explains what you changed and hit the Commit Changes button

Tagging a release

1. Go to /admin/svn/tag
2. From the drop-down select one of the available tags.
3. Click the Tag Release button.

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