Administration tools

This module allows you to "archive" content types by preventing new content from being created, but still allowing full access to existing nodes.

This is a fork of the nodeconnect module while I try to develop a search and reference mechanism like the one in noderalationship for d6.

Description

Basically this is a developer module.

This sandbox is a proof-of-concept branch of Contextual Administration, trying out the concept of having pages where you

Overview

This module provides an additional Node, named Repository.
Adding a path to a git repository, it will allow users with appropriate permissions
to clone repositories via http, download archives, view diffs and commits and browse the repository tree.

After spent hours to get a git viewer working with available drupal modules like versioncontrol_api, we write a new git repository browser.

For HTTP clone support the module use WebDAV and git http-push.
You can set per repository permissions, so only defined users are allowed to clone a repository. Only if Drupal init the repository it controls direct write access to repositories.

Note: We only maintain the 7.x release

Features

• Supports Geshi Filter for diff output format
• Create repository for http push/pull and clone with http basic auth
• Permissions for view diffs, commits, patch, etc ..

Requirements

• Tested with Drupal 6.22 and 7.2
• Clean URL's
• WebDAV for HTTP clone push/pull. See http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/howto/setup-git-server-o...
• server-side git client

Configuration

• Enable WebDAV Apache modules and add a Locationmatch to your conf for git repository folders
  


Live.js allows you to instantly see changes as you edit CSS and JS code. This module enables that ability for only CSS code by installing. It's mostly a themer tool, but speeds up any CSS work.

One script closer to designing in the browser.

Say goodbye to Alt-Tab. Live.js makes sure you're always looking at the latest version of the page you're working on, whether you're writing HTML, CSS or Javascript. Live.js was written by Martin Kool as the next step in Handcraft's design in the browser strategy.

Script Location...
This module will detect if you place the live.js script in your sites/all/libraries folder and use that. This test will be cached and requires a cache clear or Environment change to update.

Enable/Disable...
This is not intended for production use! You have a few options...

1. Use drush to turn on as needed (since it can be a CPU hog.)
2. Leave enabled on all multisites and let Environment control* whether live.js is included. This requires a small custom module to enable/disable modules.
3. Add enabling this to your dev environment refresh script.