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Turn every PHP function into a Textpattern tag. That’s right, with rah_function pretty much any PHP function can be used as a Textpattern tag.

Interface for managing your entire set of site preferences. Create, alter or delete prefs or simply search for certain preferences

Plugin preference management system: for plugin authors who want to provide preferences for their plugins, automated preference handling and user interface.

Similar to some other plugins that show plugin info, but more comprehensive, allowing you to format plugin fields as you wish with a form or container, and offering display of help text & source code, even specific chunks of source code.

Classes for making SELECT queries, dealing with the ensuing data, and generating HTML output therefrom

This plugin is a modified version of rvm_maintenance. It allows you to take the entire public website offline for maintenance in a few clicks. Anyone attempting to access the public part of the website will then see in the default HTTP 503 Textpattern error template instead, including a custom message of your choice. A warning message will be shown in the admin interface as long as the website is in maintenance mode.

Talk to the database directly via SQL. Plug a query in and use a form or container to iterate over the returned rows. Supports article, file and link mode processing as well as <txp:variable /> and URL variables.

This plugin is meant to help those who do Textpattern development on localhost or a subdomain. Sometimes you’ll want to do one thing on the in-development site, and another on the “live” site. The conditional tag provided by aam_if_host lets you do exactly that.

This plugin is intended to allow an administrator to put the site off-line and show a static page while doing maintenance tasks.

It is roughly equivalent to rvm_maintenance and was originated in the same forum thread, so you should choose whichever works best for you.