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ABOUT
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This module makes the lifes of editors and webmasters a bit easier. We want to make it as easy as possible for Drupal end-users to have all the tools at a central spot. In trainings with customers it was sometimes very hard to explain how to get at the right spots to alter content. As a webmaster they can create a dashboard with all the widgets you think are needed the most.

RECOMMENDATIONS
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We use this module in combination with the Rubik theme from Develomentseed (http://code.developmentseed.org/rubik/node/239), it simply looks clean in this theme. We also use the admin 2 module which is at this moment still in development (http://drupal.org/project/admin).

FUTURE ROADMAP
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Release 1.1
- API
- API documentation
- Custom widgets
- GA widgets
- Review existing widgets
- Dashboard help texts
- Content manager upgrade

Release 1.2
- Drag dashboard order
- Quick link widgets ? Hook?

Release 1.3
- Features support / Exportables

LATEST FIXES
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DONE - Hide exposed filters


FEATURE REQUESTS
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- Demote and Unsticky quick links
- Multiple dashboards (Per user, Per role)
- Role restrictions on widgets
- Finish up the Google Analytics widgets
- Flexible quick link blocks
- Translate plugins

DEVELOPMENT
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At the moment the development of this module is done on github.

http://github.com/kristofvanroy/nice-dash

MAINTAINERS
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kristofvanroy (http://drupal.org/user/382101)

SPONSORS
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This module is sponsored by www.nascom.be.

nice-dash's People

Contributors

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Stargazers

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nice-dash's Issues

Problems when used in install profile

When installing the nice dash from an install profile, some problems occur when using batches in the profile. At some point nice dash redirects to the dashboard. This breaks the running batch and you end up with a half run install.

Nice dash checks if in the init if the redirect is set true after logging in. During the install you are logged in as admin, and the custom tasks are run after. The init prevents the tasks to run and so the install brakes.

A quick for us was to check in the init the install_task variable. And only redirect when its set to 'done'. A better solution would be that this feature (redirect after login) was configurable and set false by default. The admin could set this to true after the install. In the configuration pages.

Maybe it could become so that the dashboard is the default page when going to /admin , again configurable.

grts and thanks for this useful module!

Ishino

Dependencies

Hi Kristof,

The info file misses the following dependencies:

dependencies[] = views
dependencies[] = translation

These are apparently needed for the views defined in nice_dash.views_default.inc

There are also some dutch texts in the View definition. (Overschrijf)

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