A Views-independent Highcharts API for Drupal.
See #1507800: Views-independent Highcharts API.
Update: This sandbox has been merged into the 2.x branches of Highcharts (7.x-2.x and 6.x-2.x).
Experiment to provide a generic slideshow element. The field_slideshow and views_slideshow modules modules could depend on it and provide only specific integration.
A tournament building module.
The purpose of this module is to abstract the functionality around building tournaments in a way that is fully customizable and extendable.
Have you ever been typing out a big block of content with a WYSIWYG and really wanted to use a dynamic date or date range, or to use a link within your site but you know the subdirectory on the hostname will break links on your development sites? A simple PHP or Drupal function would get the job done nicely, but I don't want to have to write the whole page using the PHP Filter!
This module lets you embed a couple of simple PHP functions into your content without giving your IT department a heart attack.
Currently there are three functions supported:
The Mobile Switch module provides various functionalities to develop mobile ready websites, based on device detection by Browscap or Mobile Detect.
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This module makes an openable sidebar using jQuery Sidebar plugin. It let you choose the block to render as a content.
Simple jQuery sliders that display realtime Facebook and/or Twitter content on your Drupal site.
This is a simple module that displays a stylised web link in response to a bbcode-like tag. The style of the link depends on the tag name used, so for example the tag "extlink" can look different on the page to the tag "doclink" or "email". The module therefore acts as a filter in the same way as the Drupal BBCode filter.
The module was created for a client who needed a prefix to the link which would indicate its purpose: to take you to an external site, to provide in-depth documentation, to solicit information by a form, or whatever.
DESCRIPTION:
Disclaimer Acknowledgment module module can be used to define the disclaimer message that is shown before user is allowed to enter the site.
This module meets the requirement for user to view and agree to the disclaimer on the site before they may view content. Once the user agrees, they will not see the disclaimer again.
Tasks that users can perform without accepting the disclaimer are:-
1. Visit my account page.
2. Logout
Note- Only authenticated users can see the disclaimer. This module is not for the anonymous users
The Comment Easy Reply module tries to speed up the way users reply to existent comments, giving each comment a sequential number.
The Comment Easy Reply module assigns a number to each comment of the same node, respecting the comments order.
To reply to a comment, click on the comment number: a special tag will be added to the comment form textarea.
The special tag in your comment body will be converted into a link displaying the number of referred comment or its author.
