Administration tools

Argument Picker is a simple API to access and elaborate arguments in a flexible way.
Basically it allows, given URL arguments like:

example.com/myview/make:Volkswagen/model:Polo/year:2008/

to retrieve one of those arguments through a function:

arg_picker_get_selector_argument("make")

which - in the specific example - would return "Volkswagen".

This module essentially adds the possibility to assign labels to arguments, through this syntax:

www.example.com/your_view/LABEL1:ARG1/LABEL2:ARG2/LABEL3:ARG3

and then allows you to retrieve any argument using the label as a reference.

Some of the helper functions are dedicated to specific modules (i.e. Views), enhancing the accessibility of arguments:

www.example.com/your_view/something/bar:1/foo:4/other/parameters

Assuming "your_view" has a "foo" argument, using argument_picker, you could easily setup this argument's default value with:

<?php
return arg_picker_get_view_argument("foo");
?>

which would return "4" (for the example above) or "all" (when the argument is not present).

Revamp/Fork of Blockqueue module to fix an inherent design issue/flaw, and addtionally add features/context/ctool support (machine names, import/export, etc) as well.

[EN]

This solution migrated to the module Metro Menus

This module was writen for NiceMenus 6.x-1.3+ (not for 6.x-2.X).

This module extends the Nice Menus module (http://drupal.org/project/nice_menus).
With this module Nice Menus can display taxonomic dictionaries, as menu. This module is not independent – required Nice Menus for it work.

For developers
Also you can use the next sniplet for calling menu:

if (function_exists('theme_nice_menus_taxonomy_build')) {
  $terms = taxonomy_get_tree(voc_id);
  return theme('nice_menus_taxonomy_build', NULL, 1, 'down', $terms);
}

Also we want to share our version of style nice_menus_default.css for menu of "down" type. This version is more clear and stable: http://drupal.bz/files/nice_menus_default.css

[RU]

Improves the Drupal menu item creation workflow by replacing the standard menu creating widget with a javascript powered tree menu.

This adds an admin page alongside the module administration which shows all the modules on the system arranged in a tree according to dependency.

The Simple Meta module provides a flexible and easy method to set meta tags, such as page title, description and keywords for nodes, views and other different pages.

You don't need to edit each node page anymore. Just click on the "Meta" tab which appears after module installation and set meta data for the page.
You can set meta data not only for node pages, but for any page.