This module is intended to permit administrators to use tokens as default field values.
**UPDATE**
I'm abandoning this project in favor of submitting a core patch. See issue here:
http://drupal.org/node/1308564
Exposes session ($_SESSION) variables to Context.
Variables are made available in the "session" namespace with the attribute being the key. If the session value is an array the attribute names will be generated as follows: key.subkey, key.subkey2, key.subkey2.subsubkey.
For example you can access the session variables in context as follows.
As we have re-merged this fork module with its original role model there will be no more development this module here. We recommend that you replace js_callback with js in order to receive further update information. The js module now provides every feature which was added in this fork module.
Thanks for your support and understanding!
This project targets module developers and provides a "bare bone" callback handler which is intended to be addressed by modules wanting to improve response times for specialized tasks. The idea of such a callback handler was first introduced by http://drupal.org/project/js (which we hence sometimes refer to as the "original module"). The D6 branch of js_callback was a clone of it and originally intended as a workaround to fix some issues which had been addressed there for a while. In the long run, we still intend re-merging both projects to avoid confusion.Overview
PSI is short for Profile Services Integration. It provides resources for Services to manage Drupal Profile2. If you are looking for a module to integrate 3rd party applications and Drupal Profile2, then this module might be useful to you.
A collection of useful UI tools for working with fields.
Field tools is developed as and when I have need of the features. If this module is useful to you, please consider investing back some of the time you save by adding to the module's functionality. Check the issue queue and TODOs in the code for suggestions where to start.
Vagrant gives you the tools to build unique development environments for each project once and then easily tear them down and rebuild them only when they’re needed so you can save time and frustration.
Drush Vagrant Integration provides Drush commands to accomplish common Vagrant tasks, and provides a powerful templating framework ('blueprints'). It also has tools to implement Drush aliases for Vagrant projects and VMs, thus allowing simpler remote control of Vagrant projects.
Drupal Ipsum is a Drupal-flavoured lorem ipsum filler text generator!
Drupal Ipsum was featured in Episode #69 of the DrupalEasy Podcast!
The Drupal 8 version has moved to a new project: Ipsum.
Tracks the time a page takes to be made and displays and embeds information as to the time taken to render parts of the page.
PLEASE NOTE
These are early days in my drupal development and so please don't expect awesome code.
More than happy to take on feedback and help (if positive).
This project, dreamed up during a late night case of the sillies in #drupal-contribute, attempts to be a complication of worst Drupal practices in one place, so people can figure out what NOT to do when developing modules.
If you are instead interested in learning about the best Drupal development practices, please see the Examples for Developers project.
I don't usually contribute general helper functions to Drupal, but when I do, I prefer doing it in the "Tools for Highly Attractive People" project.
