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Variable Changes module allows administrators to identify which variables have been modified since the last backup of the table variables.

The WP theme module allows using WordPress themes with Drupal. It provides a WordPress emulator for Drupal, so the WordPress themes think they're natively running WP.

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This project is now obsolete.

This module's audience is developers who require machine names for taxonomy vocabularies, including views support. This module allows existing (and new) installations to continue using the Drupal 6 taxonomy API while gaining the benefits of vocabulary machine names.

As such, it should play nice with any taxonomy related modules (such as those that provide import / export features, etc...)

Background

Taxonomies are a bit of an issue to deal with in Drupal, specifically in terms of using them in install profile or update hooks, team development, and deployment through environments.

There are a few modules out there which try to get around this issue. However, they are limited in a number of ways. Currently there are 3 methods I can see in trying to solve this. This module goes with #3.

1. Use existing modules (such as features_extras or exportables). This provides taxonomy (among other) machine name support, however, it can require multi-module dependencies, and typically require additional calls while programming. As well, there is typically no views support to remove "vid"s from view exports.

Note: As of 2013-08-30, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, or you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to https://drupal.org/node/2035581.

Module Description

Chuck provides a set of "roundhouse kicks" - extreme[ly effective] solutions to common Drupal problems. Each roundhouse kick can be enabled/disabled.

Read more in the accompanying INSTALL.TXT file.

Included Roundhouse Kicks

For usage instructions read the accompanying: INSTALL.TXT file.

• Ajax Logger to JS Console - implemented for Chrome (using ChromePHP) and Firefox (using FirePHP). FirePHP integration can leverage existing integration in the Devel module.
• HTML Roundehouse kick - if enabled, displays full set of HTML tags for stylesheet debugging at: "/chuck/html" path for users with appropriate permission.
• Permissions Roundehouse Kick - under development