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This module has been abandoned; if you are looking for actively maintained projects with a similar purpose, see

Google keyhaviour was written to produce dynamic content to aid in SEO or Google AdWords 'landing page' campaigns. Google keyhaviour does the following:

This module provides awesome installation. It's really awesome. It uses hook_form_alter to hijack the admin/build/modules page and awesomify it.

Drupal 6 version

This packages two modules together:

Update status aggregator client

Gathers data about the modules and themes installed on a Drupal site and sends them to a corresponding server. As you are (hopefully) monitoring the status of the site from the server, optionally you can disable the 'There are security updates pending for your site' shown on the admin pages also.

Update status aggregator server

Receives data from clients and stores the data in the database and processes it to compute the latest updates available for the modules and themes. The data is exposed to views, so you can process it in almost any way you like.
Currently the module doesn't ship with any default views, but that will change soon!

Requirements

• Services module for the server component/site only

Drupal 5 version

Update status aggregator is comprised of two components: a "client" module and a "server" module.

The client (update_status_notifier.module), to be enabled on all sites that are to report to the central tracker, sends a list of installed modules and their status to the tracking site via xmlrpc when cron is run. This information is taken from the update status module.

This module is being re-envisioned and will be released as part of the ELMS roadmap's Collaborative Learning Environment.

The Deploy module is designed to allow users to easily stage and preview content for a Drupal site. Deploy automatically manages dependencies between entities (like node references). It is designed to have a rich API which can be easily extended to be used in a variety of content staging situations.