Developer tools

Provides an 'Edit Button' CCK field, allowing the content-type designer to add a javascript-enabled button to the CCK field set, active when the node is being edited, but hidden wh

This module provides a contact form that allows users to send an email message to the author of a node without knowing the username or user id of the author.

Makes all textareas (such as the 'body' field on the node edit page) accept the Tab key — pressing Tab while in a textarea will now insert a tab into the content, rather than moving focus to

Easily add a related subforms to your node form page

This module makes is possible to use the Subform Element module with the Relativity module.
This is very helpful if you have several fields that repeats in more than one content type. You may want to put these fields in one content type and make this content type the child of as many as you want parent content types using the Relativity module. Now all you have to do is to add this child content type as a subform element to any parent types you may define.
For example, use it when many content types needed to contain the private details of a person. Define a 'private details' content type and make it the child type to all the content types that need it, enable this type as a related subform and the user will need to fill the private details together with the other form items.
The module takes care on building the necessary relations between the newly created nodes during submission.

OG Collections has been deprecated in favor of OG Blueprints.

This module is getting obsolete.

At least for Drupal 7 the only command useful is replaced by http://drupal.org/project/graphapi

This is a extension to Drupal Shell aka drush

The Drush Module Manager (MM) compliments the Drush Project Manager (PM) by allowing users to enable or disable installed modules using the command line. This differs from the Drush PM, which is used for installing them in the first place. As a developer I wanted a command-line interface that went beyond installation. I wanted to add features to enable/disable/uninstall modules using only the command line.

In developing this extension to drush I want to draw attention to the flaws inherent to current drupal module dependency management. This is a 'proof of concept' of another way. There are discussions even about versions dependency management. So this module is not a solution for problems around dependency management.

With this drush extension you can do

drush pm install ubercart
drush mm enable uc_cart
drush mm dot | dot -Tpng -omodule.png

instead of checking a lot of modules and resubmit the modules page over and over again.

Commands

drush mm enable

enabled the given modules and needed modules