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INTRODUCTION

This module allows privileged users to commit changes in code to an SVN repository. It relies heavily on the existing SVN settings so a working copy is required for this module to work.

This module is only meant to be installed on development environments where users with little to no knowledge of the SVN CVS need to be able to commit changes.

Speeds up common administration tasks like unpublishing or promoting nodes or blocking users through the use of AJAX callbacks. This saves lots of page loads. If JavaScript is not available, it degrades gracefully to a regular confirmation page.

The Drupal 6 version of the module is now unsupported. A Drupal 8 rewrite (8.x-2.x) has been started. This was going to be backported to Drupal 7 but the differences are too great.

Description

This module creates a menu bar that is displayed at the top of every page. The menu bar is fixed in place and uses jQuery to position the bar, along with handling menu effects and adding IE compatibility.

Very useful for themes that don't have a good place to put the navigation menu (although it can be used with any menu.)

Documentation direct links

SimpleMenu settings

SimpleMenu Documentation & Known Issues

The ACL module, short for Access Control Lists, is an API for other modules to create lists of users and give them access to nodes. It has no UI of its own and will not do anything by itself; install this module only if some other module tells you to.

We're aware of the following modules using ACL (let us know if you know of others):

• Content Access (optionally uses ACL to provide by-user access control)
• Flexi Access
• Forum Access
• Image Gallery Access

Druplicon is a PHP IRC bot that has been servicing #drupal, #drupal-support, and many other IRC channels since 2005, proving itself an invaluable resource. Originally a Perl application coded by Morbus Iff, he always wanted to make the official #drupal bot an actual Drupal module. This is the fruit of these labors. Whilst the needs of Druplicon are driving the future and design of the module, this is intended as a generic framework for IRC bots within Drupal, and usage outside of Druplicon is encouraged.

With all currently shipped modules enabled, you'll get:

The Tables API defined by TAPIr can be used by module developers to include simple, dynamically configurable tables in their modules. The tables generated by TAPIr feature dynamic loading of data but also dynamic positioning and disabling of fields (columns) based on settings configured in the table's settings page. Settings pages are auto-generated and include helpful links to preview tables and view a master tabel list. Tables defined by TAPIr are also extensible, so your tables will be available for other module developers to hook into in a method similar to the Forms API.

Interested users and developers should:
Check out the documentation

Use TAPIr and give site owners maximum control over the look and feel of their sites!
This project will be used extensively to support the Ãœbercart Project.

This module provides an extension to the builtin checkboxes element that allows developers add "check all" / "toggle" / "uncheck all" actions to them. This is specially useful for checkboxes that have a lot of elements.

Please note that Drupal 6 already has this feature available, but only for checkboxes rendered in tables, such as those used in Administration -> Content management -> Content. Checkboxes rendered elsewhere do not have this feature.

You may need to install this module when required/recommended by another contributed module, and/or you may wish to use it to enhance your own custom modules.

• For Site Administrators - New option for checkboxes implemented by CCK Widgets

  If you use checkboxes implemented by CCK optionwidgets, node reference, user reference or content taxonomy options, then a new option in the field settings form is available to enable the Checkall feature for those widgets.

• For Developers - Simple Usage

  To attach the checkall behavior to checkboxes elements, all you need to do is add the '#checkall' property to them. You can do so for your own forms, or you can implement hook_alter_form() to add this property to existing forms. Example:

  $form['foobar'] = array(
    '#type' => 'checkboxes',
    '#options' => $options,
    '#default_value' => $default_value,
    '#checkall' => TRUE,  // <--- this is it ;-)
  );
  

fQuery is a PHP tool to help you deal with Drupal Form API arrays. Inspired by the jQuery library, it lets you find form elements using a simple and intuitive selector scheme, based on CSS.

This is a sysadmin & developer tool that adds extensive tracing facilities for Drupal hook invocations, database queries and PHP errors.

For an introduction, read the original blog post at:
http://ar.to/2006/12/easier-drupal-debugging-with-trace

This module provides a form element that allows embedding of a form as a subform into another form. You should only install it if another module is instructing you to do so or if you are an interested developer.