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Sometimes CiviCRM can be real tough to debug. Especially when you are getting fatal errors, but only by some users, and you can't recreate the problems.

This little module changes the way categories and fields are shown when viewing the profile. Normally they are all displayed below each other, which can result in very long user profiles when you use a lot of extra fields and categories.

This module creates a tab for each profile category, and lists only the fields of the active tab.

In the administration you can set which profile tab should be shown by default when visiting a profile. One can also select which tabs should be hidden. On the default tab, the hidden profile fields are shown.

Description

This module provides a configurable "tabs" Panel style that can be used by any Panels module.

The module supports the following tab modes:

1. Normal tabs (horizontal filling disabled).
2. Horizontally filling, equal width tabs: sets the width property, forcing each tab to be equally wide. If the text doesn't fit in the tab, the overflow will be hidden.
3. Horizontally filling, smart width tabs: calculates the length of the text in each tab and compares this to the total length of the text on all tabs. It then sets the width property of each tab according to the percentage of text the tab contains.

Pager links inside panels (e.g. views with pagers) will automatically be updated to ensure that the same tab is opened when the page is loaded.

This module allows developers and themers to make use of the jCarousel jQuery plugin.

Allow users to make their nodes public, private or visible only to their friends (if buddylist module is installed).

Javascript slideshow based on the original Couloir slideshow found at http://www.couloir.org/js_slideshow/

DAST is a set of build projects, tasks and other extensions created on the Phing framework for automating a wide variety of Drupal deployment and staging scenarios. The goal of DAST is to provide a formal, repeatable, reusable process for 'building' a Drupal site using a formal build tool and build language. DAST applies the concept of the software build to creating Drupal sites...Phing build files are syntactically identical to Ant build files and provide tasks for downloading Drupal core and modules from CVS, copying and deleting files and directories, creating the Drupal database and user, writing to configuration files, and generally any of the manual steps that users / developers / testers / admins repeatedly perform to bootstrap a new Drupal site.

This module provides a CCK field for redirecting a user to a new URI.

The SMS Framework is a set of modules enabling interaction between Drupal and mobile users via SMS. The included API allows developers to add support for third party gateways, and integrate gateway-agnostic SMS features in your projects.

The 6.x version is out as development snapshot.

Note: This module was replaced by Typogrify.

Administrators are able create relationship types (friend, coworker, etc). Relationship types can be setup to be one-way or mutual.

Note: This module is current in an alpha stage and hasn't been tested enough for a production environment.

Allow users to hide nodeprofile fields

This module inserts the title of a node that is being referenced to in a cck node reference field into the search index. It is very simple to use, just install and reindex your site.

This is used for the Summer of Code (extend case tracker module), it will eventually be merged as case tracker, but this is a place holder for code submission and testing purposes.

Use PayPal to charge users to post a specified content-type. Costs are calculated based on combinations of taxonomy terms.

Developer Module that assists with re-building the node teasers.

This is useful when the node filters are changed:

This module has been integrated within Graphviz Filter. Its development will continue there.

This module generates graphs from workflow definitions and instances.

It highlights <code> tags by default, but you can set it to highlight <pre> tags.

General notes

• Follow the instructions reported in the file README.txt (contained in the directory js) to download the jQuery Chili plugin, and copy it in the correct directory.
• Branches for Drupal 6 and 7 looks for the jQuery plugin also outside the directory where the module is copied, such as /sites/all/libraries/jquery.chili, or profiles/$profile/libraries/jquery.chili (where $profile is the currently used profile).
• The module doesn't use the e PCRE pattern modifier, and it is compatible with the Facebook Hiphop interpreter. Using that modifier with the function preg_replace() is also strongly discouraged by the security team, which suggest to use the function preg_replace_callback() instead.
• When updating to a newer version, update first the Variable API module, and then the Chili highlighter module.