Developer tools

This module permit to include I frame in your drupal 4-6-3 web site.

The admin can :

This module logs system events to a file, as a tiny and lightweight replacement option for watchdog (dblog for Drupal 6) module. It is intended for using in situations when the site is highly loaded and even disabling DB logging activity can slightly help, or you want a dedicated log file for events on site, different from a system log.

Among the Rawlog features:

• Log file path/name changing. You may specify a path and name for your log file. If file not exists, it will be created.
• Severity level filtering. If you having lots of activity on site, you can record only errors not notices etc.
• Tags. If you set the severity level high to record errors only, but you want to keep track of operations like delete, you may add a "delete" tag so events having it will be logged disregarding of severity. Negative Tags were added as discussed in #814148: Negative Tags.
• File format. You may change the log file format to show full events info on multiple lines or stretch these to one line without event field titles for saving disk space and quicker review.
• Logs rotation #742380: Rawlog options . This sets how often the log file will change - hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or never. This may be useful if you need to review activity on site per the particular day or a week.

The inactive_user module provides Drupal administrators with a way to automatically manage inactive user accounts. This module has two goals: to help keep users coming back to your site by reminding them when they've been away for a configurable period of time, and to cleanup unused accounts.

Integration with cPanel (http://www.cpanel.net)

Helpers is a library, or toolbox, with lots of very useful functions that help you build your modules and sites with joy. It is actually six modules in a single package; you may enable only the parts you need.

A helper would, for example be: number_to_currency(), or distance_of_time_in_words(). Or of course something like select_year(), or even select_country().

Basically all kinds of interesting and extremely useful functions that are too specific to make it into core, but still very handy to have at hand. Stuff that you have wondered that "would be very useful in addition to the default PHP".

How cool would it be to call a $form['country'] = select_country() and get a "select your country" select, pre-filled with all the known countries in the world? Or to have a ready made function to render any number as a currency? Or even to render any percentage in a star-rating piece of HTML (render_rate_as_stars()) etc.

This is part of my plan to "bring more Ruby on Rails delight to Drupal". And most of all to make Drupal a developer friendly environment (where developing no longer requires you to think about the folks that might put the currency symbol behind the value... But where that is simply a case of calling a proper function).

As of the Drupal 6 release, this module is no longer supported. If you would like to take over maintenance, please contact the author

The referertools.module provides a selection of options for administrators to control how their sites are presented, based on the user's referer (i.e. where the user clicked a link to visit your site).