Search engine optimization (SEO)

The Optify module allows Drupal website owners to quickly and easily integrate the Optify digital marketing platform. The module exposes javascript tracking code on all website pages. In addition, the module lets website owners set pages that should not be tracked by Optify. Drupal website owners will need to sign-up at Optify before being able to complete the module's configuration settings.

This module allows you to have different taxonomy url alias and name.
It simple save last taxonomy url if checked on term edit form.

Actions after submit form, integration with x2Engine, piwik and adwords

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This module adds next and previous links on content pages when accessed from a view.

Maintain a list of source and destination URL's for which redirects (301 or 302) will be performed. Source URL is absolute, destination URL may be a path, or another absolute URL.

Source-destination URL pairs are stored in the variable urlrouter_array as an associative array. The actual redirect takes place in hook_boot(), so that URL routing takes place as quickly as possible.

This module will prove most useful during development of a site, for which a number of "legacy URL's" exist on one or more subdomains or domains, which will not change, but that need to be sent to new URL's. It may also prove useful as a more convenient method of creating "vanity URL's" for marketing purposes, as an alternative to editing .htaccess or virtualhost configuration.

Since redirection occurs in hook_boot(), not in hook_url_inbound_alter(), and before hook_init(), it may co-exist with Redirect, Global Redirect or other modules performing 302's and 301's.

A block showing the Google PageRank of the site (e.g. PageRank 3).

Optionally modify the widget color, rounded corners and other CSS values by enabling the Style (CSS) Settings module.