This module adds the option "Wordcount" to CCK text fields. Once filled in, fields will be limited to the given amount of words.
Checks are done client-side, using a bit of Javascript.
This module allows to pass form element default values into URLs and substitute them into form elements. This is very useful when you have a content type with fields and you want to build a link which must open a node adding form with several fields already initialized with default values.
We support the following form elements:
This module provides an auto-increment (serial) field.
Unlike Drupal's built-in auto-increment node ID, which is global and shared by nodes belonging to all content types, serial fields are managed per content type (D6) / entity (D7). For example, the serial field of an Invoice instance will generate a unique sequential number (starting at 1, then 2, etc.) exclusively for Invoice instances.
The allocation of serial numbers by this module is atomic. In other words, the serial values are unique even when multiple instances of the same content type / entity are created simultaneously.
Name Field is a module that provides a CCK / Field Name element.
Drupal 7 features
This module allows users to take control of their feeds by providing a fields-based views
style plugin for RSS.
The 8.x branch has some issues, please check #2761449: [META] Creating a stable, up to date, 8.x-2 release on what patches is needed to make it work. For now, the branch does not work.
Auto Admin is a module that automatically generates good looking, highly customizable administration pages.
Let Auto Admin build list, add, edit and delete pages for you using its Drush commands to generate configuration data. Then customize the text and form settings to your liking. One-to-many and many-to-one relationships are supported too!
Auto Admin is good at managing data for custom modules whose data structure does not fit as node types. It lets you get of the ground and writing "the fun stuff" really, really quick.
If you have questions, feedback or needs it to do something that it does not do already, please open an issue. Please check out the docs first though :)
This module allows you to fill title, body, and CCK fields from the URL. It auto-populates a field with a value from the URL. There are options to allow / disallow overriding pre-existing values, hiding a field if it is filled from the URL, and a few other goodies.
It supports both single and multi-value fields. It has support for the following field types:
FileField Stats is a small module which provides a new formatter that outputs a special link for tracking downloads.
Each download tracks the File ID, User ID, Node ID, Host IP & Referrer URI and a timestamp.
The formatter will produce a URL like this:
http://www.example.com/sites/example.com/files/filefield_stats/2/1/1/d4df983bbca181f8c9ef7683db1c3ab0
This module allows you to attach tabular data to an entity. The input form allows the user to specify the number of rows/columns and allows entry into each table cell using text fields. Tables can be defined globally and on a per-entity basis, so every node can have multiple tables of arbitrary size. Enter data by hand or by CSV upload. Table data can also be downloaded as CSV files by your users if you so choose. Tables can be multi-value and revision capable.
Modules that extend TableField:
This module adds support to the Embedded Audio Field Module (part of Embedded Media Field) for National Public Radio.
In order to use the module you must apply for a free API key from NPR, and enter it under the emfield admin settings at admin/content/emfield/media. In this admin area you can also decide whether to use NPR's default player, or use the MP3, WAV, or RM versions they provide.
