[support] Site Documentation Module?

[Bob Turner]

Thanks.

When I use the quickdiff.com online tool, it tells me they are the same text making up the javascript.  I saw that as well.  I’ve come to the conclusion that there is something else on the page causing the javascript to fail.   There are many page differences as last dev refresh was around 5/1.  I only did a diff of the javascript paragraph.  The page in question is rapidly changing as it refers to an event at the end of this month.   In case you are interested, here are the links to the pages in question.

PROD (broken)
http://www.sjra.org:8243/basic-page/sjra-field-day-operating-schedule

DEV (works)
http://dev.sjra.org:8280/basic-page/sjra-field-day-operating-schedule

The javascript in question is buried behind the bold text below.
Please do not attempt to reserve space independently by changing the content of the Operator's Schedule table above, even if you have authorization to do so.   Band captains will contact the SJRA web team to request changes to the Operator's Schedule table.

I’ve come to the conclusion that this is a Drupal content issue and not a system issue, but I’d like to do diligence to be sure my stuff (system) is working.

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I still would like a site documentation module.  I searched prior to asking but perhaps I did not ask the correct question.

Bob


-----Original Message----- 
From: John Summerfield 
Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2013 5:19 PM 
To: support at drupal.org 
Subject: Re: [support] Site Documentation Module? 

On 09/06/13 04:51, Bob Turner wrote:
> Is there a D7 module that allows for printout of installed modules and
> their version information?  Documentation of module configuration would
> be a bonus.  I could do the same thing with multiple screen prints, but
> there has to be a better way.
> /Background:/ I have two sites, production and dev.  Dev is a VMware
> clone of production.  Monthly I clone prod to dev.  It has come to my
> attention that one page on prod has a javascript sendMessage does
> nothing when clicked.  It works fine in dev.   I’m not a javascript
> person but when viewing lines in text mode prod and dev they look the
> same.   I see no module related issues that would cause this.  At some
> point the developer is going to ask me about it.  I did a manual compare
> of installed modules and see no significant differences.  I’d like to
> produce a report for the developer where they could see I have same
> modules on both systems configured the same way.
> Ideas?
> Bob
>
>
05:19 john at Boomer$ diff --help
Usage: diff [OPTION]... FILES
Compare files line by line.

   -i  --ignore-case  Ignore case differences in file contents.
etc
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