Site Documentation

To simplify it a bit, the Site Documentation module picks up information from various places within the Drupal environment. Some of the information comes from internal arrays, some is derived from system calls, and some comes directly from the database tables. This information is pulled into a report that can be used to document the site. In addition, it will detect some problems that may exist in your installation, and optionally correct them.
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July 17, 2007

Moved default settings to hook_enable.

Changed Block list to show role names, explain visibility.

Added function to show taxonomy term count by content_type

July 14, 2007

#159067 Changed SHOW technique for MySql 4.x

July 13, 2007

Added setting link to install

July 10, 2007

#157957 Removed Sequences table if database is Postgres.

July 2, 2007

Minor changes suggested by Coder module.

Reworked database section to add selected variable and status information.

#155582 Fixed inability to handle database URL as an array.

June 19, 2007

#150611 Removed version from info file

Fixed small problem with settings page when Taxonomy is not enabled

June 18, 2007

#152819: Module .info files should not define 'version' in CVS

June 14, 2007

#151500 Added description to "Release overhead" option.

June 10, 2007

Added some basic webserver info

Added some basic php info

Added some basic database info

Added check for long running Cron

More changes for "Writing secure code"

Formatting changes in .install

June 9, 2007

#150629 Changed theme_table... back to theme('table'...

Removed "\n" from help

Replaced curly quotes with straight ones in help

Removed unneeded hook_access

#150627 Added $id to sitedoc.css and sitedoc.install

Removed ?> from end of module

Numerous formatting fixes

#150609 Added "Run now" link on settings saved message and a "Change settings" link to the output.

Corrected a SQL statement that used back ticks rather than braces.

Changed user list in roles to a link to the user.

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