Developer tools

Please note: DNA for D8+ is incomplete – don't rely on it to give comprehensive information!

Formerly part of the Devel module package, Devel Node Access (DNA) displays information related to the node access mechanism of your Drupal installation.

The {node_access} table and functionality are part of Drupal core, but they lie dormant until you install one or more node access modules that supply entries into the {node_access} table. Each node access module provides different strategies for controlling what each user can do with your nodes.

DNA has three audiences:

• It helps Drupal admins understand what is happening on their site, visualize how node access modules interact, verify that their customizations give the intended results, and finally answer the famous question: Why does this user have access to that node?
• It helps module and website support diagnose issues with node access on remote sites by instructing their clients to post screenshots and/or cut&paste listings of DNA output.
• It helps node access module developers implement and test proper behavior of their modules.

DNA is a tool for module and site development; it is not intended to run continuously on production sites, and its output is of no interest to website visitors, but if you run any node access module, DNA will help you with your work.

ATTENTION MODULE DEVELOPERS: I really need additional maintainers to help with this project. If you are interested, please let me know. If you wish to contribute to this project, you can fork it here on Github and issue a pull request. Thank You.

One Ajax Module to Rule Them All!

Ajax.module will AJAXify any Drupal form. This essentially allows for validation, preview, and submission without a page refresh. Ajax.module supports most forms out of the box. Ajax.module provides both an API for module maintainers as well as an admin interface for easy configuration.

By default in Drupal, when a form is submitted, the values of that form are sent through a series of Drupal validation procedures. When these validations are completed the validation messages are normally sent back to the user with a standard page refresh. For example, if a user fills out a form which requires a first name, but the user leaves these fields blank, they will be presented with a message that says "First Name is Required".

This module allows the validation messages to be sent back to the user without a page refresh, so they appear in realtime. This makes for a more streamlined user experience. If the submitted form has no errors, the page will be redirected to the appropriate submission landing page.

Please use Bookmarks. User Menus has been merged with that project.

QDrupal is a module that integrates the QCubed PHP5 Framework with Drupal.

Please review the README file included in the bundle for installation and usage instructions.

The Taxtractor module, short for taxonomy extractor, lets you configure a free tagging vocabulary to fill out the rest of the form.