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This module is currently under design stage. For your information I've included a summary of module purposes.

Internet Explorer will refuse to load more than 31 linked stylesheets. Unfortunately, the alternative to load styles using @import statements (which Drupal 5 used), has bad performance implications.

The fix for this on production sites is to simply enable the “Optimize CSS files” option on admin/settings/performance. Unfortunately, that option makes developing CSS for themes or modules a true PITA. This module adds a developer-friendly solution to the “Optimize CSS files” feature; it aggregates all stylesheets except for those in the theme or in the selected module.

Complete is looking for a new maintainer. If you are interested, please leave me a message via the contact form or make a new issue in the issue queue.

Complete is a simple module to instruct your users to perform certain actions in your website. It keeps track of the completeness of these actions. Complete harvests the power of rules to configure the kind of actions a user has to perform, and integrates with views for displaying the actions.

Behavior

• Rules integration. The module provides the condition "Is incomplete" and the action "Set complete". These should be added to all your rules that need to you want to track by this module.
• Views integration. A default view called "Complete" is provided, containing two blocks with listings of incomplete and complete actions, and a page with all rules checked for completeness.

Related Modules

• This module is related to Content Complete, but generalizes the concept of "completed fields" in CCK to rules. There are plans to integrate both modules.

Dependencies

• Rules

IMPORTANT! Project merged into Drupal Tweaks module

Please use following module instead:
Drupal Tweaks

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This module log specified drupal messages instead of showing them

INSTALLATION:
1. Install module in standard way (http://drupal.org/node/70151)
As default module logs all PHP/db error/warning messages for the users instead of showing them.
But you may customize message rules on module Settings Page.

CUSTOMIZATION:
You may configure different RegEx rules on settings page: admin/settings/msg2log (Read more: http://php.net/manual/en/book.pcre.php)
If you want to change permission who can see the messages or not (go to Permission page)

USAGE:
- hide PHP/MySQL sytax error messages from anonymous/non-admin users (for security reasons)
See: #342128: how I can hide error messages for anonymous users?
- create specified actions when specified message show up
In Example: send fatal errors directly to webmaster e-mail address to fix the errors immediately (Triggers & Actions)
- log all messages to check what other users see and what common problems they have (i.e. with filling the forms)
- Ever wonder how to hide: 'The configuration options have been saved.' or default messages after node saving?
Get rid of not needed messages instead of translating them to empty strings.

The Conditions module provides some condition plugin based functionality.
- A conditions form element
- A conditions-groups form element
- A condition field type

One page profile, when used with the core profile module, allows users to edit their entire profile on one page, as opposed to a separate page for each category.

Features: