Developing with Apache Solr? Then you pretty much gotta have this installed. It will show you the entire Drupal Solr entity in a subtab next to the normal devel subtabs.

Create XML Sitemaps and automatically send them to search engines when content is updated or added.

Amazing module that integrates with both the db and solr (it also supports other backends but some contrib modules don't.)

If the default behavior of the apachesolr module doesn't cut it for you, you might want to perform some custom queries or add some custom fields to the index.

Redirect users to different URIs

Get autocomplete working for views exposed filters. From the project page: Add autocomplete functionality to the views filter text fields. It works for node titles or cck text fields. The autocomplete results are actually the view results, so they are view related. How to use it: (New) Video Tutorial : http://codekarate.com/daily-dose-of-drupal/drupal-7-views-autocomplete-filter

• create view
• add page display
• set path
• add filter
• search: search terms
• expose the filter if you want

Most configuration can be exported with Features; path aliases seem to be an exception. So, to export a path alias, I use the following technique in mymodule.install:

Takes care of many small SEO related tasks related to URIs.

One of the main features:"Once enabled, an alias provides a nice clean URL for a path on a site. However Drupal does not remove the old path (eg node/1234). The problem is that you now have two URLs representing the same content. This is dangerous territory for duplicate pages which can get you

Basically, this module lets you control the <title> element. From the project page:

"The word "title" is a bit overloaded. Every piece of content in Drupal has a title, and so does every page. The page title is the one found in the HTML head inside the tag. It is also used on SERPs (Search Engine Result Pages) and can greatly enhance your websites SEO (Search Engine Optimization).

This module gives you granular control over