GMap_Direx (GMap Direction Extras) is a module that allows the request of directions
from Google's GMap service and stores all details about the direction in the Drupal
database for later view. All those directions are user specific and no route can be
saved more than once.
This module was driven by specific customer request and has been developed in a generic
form to be able to submit this to the open community. However, in the next few weeks it's
like to get changed fundamentally, so you should expect some important changes. Therefore
use with care in production sites for the time being.
After installation and configuration, just visit your account profile at http://www.example.com/user/your_name and you'll fina a new tab called "My Directions"
or go there directly: http://www.example.com/user/your_user_id/gmap_direx. Here you
find two new tabs to either display all saved locations or add a new one. Everything
else should be self-explaining.
This is an add-on module for Apache Solr Search Integration that logs each query including keywords, fields and sort options used, the Solr service response times, spellchecker suggestions and number of results returned.
The charts are generated with the Google Charts API, so while you don't need an API key, you will need a live internet connection to view the charts.
Instructions
Install and enable module. You must first enable logging at admin/settings/apachesolr/stats before viewing any results.
After a few searches you can see results under admin/reports/apachesolr/stats. Below the report header you can select the report's granularity: per minute, per hour or per day. The reports only include recent activity depending on granularity.
Optionally:
you can enable a block that will show users popular searches (but only those that returned any results). The block is cached and refreshed after 10 minutes to ensure performance.
you can enable a Google gadget that will allow to you to embed a report into iGoogle or other pages; the provides a secret key that can be "revoked" at any time to disable already-installed gadgets. Configure this in admin/settings/apachesolr/stats.
The Parallel module is now obsolete. The final version (1.0) doesn't do anything anymore, it simply migrates all settings to the CDN module when you run update.php. When you uninstall the Parallel module, all of Parallel's settings are deleted.
The CDN module contains a superset of the Parallel module's functionality, with a better UI, and a Drupal 7 port readily available.
The migration path is provided and is documented in the CDN module's UPGRADE.txt file. Also see the Parallel 1.0 release notes!
Below you, can find a quick tutorial on how you can duplicate the Parallel module's behavior using the CDN module.
Setup:
Create 3 new subdomains that point to your main domain (using "CNAME" DNS records). If your main domain is example.com, then create
css.example.com
js.example.com
img.example.com
Install & enable the CDN module module.
Go to admin/settings/cdn/details (Drupal 6) or admin/config/development/cdn/details (Drupal 7) and enter the following CDN mapping:
http://css.example.com|.css
http://js.example.com|.js