Content Display

A field formatter for adding Google Consumer Surveys (http://www.google.com/insights/consumersurveys/home) to your site. This will "hide" field(s) of your choice in a content type behind a Google Survey. This makes it so the user has to answer the survey before they can see the content in that field. You set which fields get this treatment by selecting Google Surveys as a Formatter on the Manage Display tab of your content type.

Overview

Add a lightbox like pop-up for a contact/feedback form based on webform. This is similar to the solution provided by http://www.feedbackify.com without the need to use an external service.

ceaZine provide a custom formatter for view PDF files as a book.
ceaZine use Booklet,a jQuery library, with book effect and flip pages.
The booklet are displayed over a Colorbox frame.
PDF conversion to images are provide by PDF to ImageField
Only CSS, JS and HTML, not Flash

This module provides a field display formatter to render field values as HTML or comma-separated lists. This can currently be used on all core field types (text, long text, number, list, and taxonomy reference etc..) and some contributed fields. (see below).

For multi-value fields, each field value becomes a list item. For long text fields, each line becomes a list item.

This module was previously textformatter.

Development discontinued: module merged with Collapse Text

This module has been happily merged with its intended parent, Collapse Text.

Nodemoter is an exceedingly simple module that demotes nodes (or sets nodes as not promoted to the front page) after a user-configurable time interval, e.g. one month.

git clone --recursive --branch 7.x-1.x http://git.drupal.org/sandbox/jce/1819064.git

This module provides a convenient API to create sub-pages for entity urls.
E.g. node/%/about, or taxonomy/term/%/related.

Sub-page definitions can be specific to an entity bundle or any other subset of entities.
Different modules can independently define sub-pages on the same route, e.g. node/%/about, each with their own logic for page title, access check, tab and navigation settings, and page delivery.

Overview

The Commentry module allows admins to prominently display selected comments alongside node content.

Comentry was created to address the issue many newspapers, publishers, and bloggers face when dealing with comments, which is that valuable and insightful comments are typically lost in the noise of lower quality comments.

Good quality, pertinent comments can enhance your content by adding additional relevant information, showing opposing viewpoints, and provide additional coverage of a topic.

Highlighted comments are also a great way to reward your community. For example, even with a technical post, there are often comments that contain additional useful information. Highlighting these comments has the benefit of enhancing your content and rewarding high quality contributors.

A module (or collection thereof) to supply the functionality necessary for the Jacob's Ladder school.

This description will be updated as the module is built and generalized.

Provide a simple locking ability for the nodequeue module to stop two people trying to reorder the list at once.