Empower developers with tools that assist with developing and debugging the frontend or backend of the site.

Term Tree

Provides a widget for Content Taxonomy module similar to Taxonomy Tree with one major difference - it only loads term tree branches required instead of rendering the entire taxonomy tree on page lo

Nagios Monitoring

The Nagios monitoring module integrates your Drupal site with the Nagios monitoring application. Nagios' successors, Icinga and Icinga 2 can also be used with this module.

The module reports to Nagios that the site is up and running normally, including:

  • PHP is parsing scripts and modules correctly (in case PHP gets disabled for some reason)
  • The database is accessible from Drupal
  • Whether there are configuration issues with the site, such as:
    • pending Drupal version update
    • pending Drupal module updates
    • unwritable 'files' directory
    • Pending updates to the database schema
    • Cron not running for a specified period
    • Anything else reported in the Administer -> Reports -> Status report (requirements)

If you already use Nagios in your organization to monitor your infrastructure, then this module will be useful for you. If you only run one or two Drupal sites, Nagios may be overkill for this task.

Nodereference Explorer

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The Nodereference Explorer (NRE) is a selection dialog for creating references between nodes. Editors can link arbitrary content type instances, e. g.

Administrator Warning

Administrator warning message

This is a simple module which allows you to show site administrators a configurable warning message above most forms on the site, reminding them that they are logged in to the live site as administ

Flickr Attach

Flickr Attach adds a fieldset to the node form allowing users to attach flickr images or albums.
Flickr Attach is configurable globally and by content type.

Installation:

  1. Install and configure Flickr (settings on your site are at admin/settings/flickr). Even though it's optional for Flickr module, you must input a Default Flickr User ID for Flickr Attach to work properly.
  2. Install and enable Flickr Attach
  3. Voila: now you can attach a flickr image to your nodes. To disable Flickr Attach, use the Admin > Content Type > Edit Content Type form and uncheck the box "Yes, allow Flickr Image & Album Attachments" box in the Flickr Attach fieldset.

Note: "Flickr Attached" images will not show up in the node display by default. You will need to enable the flickr_attach block, or create a view.

Flickr Attach doesn't display flickr attach'd photo albums. The reason for this is that different users will find different ways in which they want to use flickr albums: some might want them in blocks, some might want them on the node view, etc. Flickr Attach leaves it up to block, theme, and module developers to make use of $node->flickr_attach['album'] property on flickr attach'd nodes.

SASS API

SASS (Syntactically Awesome StyleSheets) is a meta-language on top of CSS that‘s used to describe the style of

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