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A simple module that allows users with right permission to set a Drupal message. Both anonymous and logged in users are able to dismiss the message.

How to use

• Go to admin/people/permissions and set the permissions under "Status Message".
• Go to admin/config/system/status_message and set the Drupal message.

Comming features

• Show message only to specific user roles.

This is a developer bug-demo module only. It's intended to illustrate various problems found in the Drupal AJAX world.

You don't *want* this unless you've been referred here by the issue queue.

This module extends drush with several commands that aid in developing a Drupal site.

Current commands:

• drush create-module: easily create the stub for a new module.
• drush create-theme: easily create a new theme.
• drush entity-add-field: Painlessly add a new field to an entity, without having to hassle with the slow ui

This plugin enables GoChat, a free chat bar. GoChat enables real time communication with your visitors in a hassel free way. No registration is required in order to use it.

Provides blocks that contain the current entity (among other things) as context, and that are super-easy to theme.

This module provides the ability to override the default cart page view for Drupal Commerce.

Sponsored by Commerce Guys

Reasons this module exists

• The cart page view is not a view with a page display; therefore, you cannot just override the path.
• The cart page uses a view (commerce_cart_form) that is hard coded in the menu callback for the path "cart"
• The cart page view is not exportable since the default view is defined in Commerce Cart.

The Commerce Cart View Override module solves all of the problems and provides a way to select the view to display on the cart page.

A simple, small add-in that adds an editable class against each webform component to the webforms module.

The module is available in both D6 and D7 versions.

No Drupal 8 release will be created as this functionality has been incorporated into the webforms module under advanced, element classes.

Release 7.x-3.0 adds the ability to add user defined attributes (including javascript) to webform components.
Release 7.x-3.1 adds the ability to add user defined classes to nodes whilst displayed in edit mode.
N.B. 7.x-3.x is alpha code

A javascript-plugin for CKEditor, enhancing it to incorporate support for the GeSHi Filter module.

This module provides the included "ckgeshi" javascript-plugin the current settings from GeSHi Filter, so that CKEditor can create code-regions that will be highlighted by GeSHi Filter module. It supports both WYSiWYG mode and Source mode of CKEditor.

Sure you can switch to Plain-Text mode (exit CKEditor) or use your own Input Format without using CKEditor.
However this module enables CKEditor's WYSIWYG and Source modes to interact with GeSHi code-regions properly.

See the attached images for a quick overlook.

Have you ever wanted to add autocomplete functionality to a text field, wanted autocomplete but didn't want to write a module to make that happen? Autocomopleteinator utilizes the power of views to allow you to output any content (users, taxonomy, search results etc) as an auto complete for any Drupal generated text field.

tl;dr: Create a field, create a view, turn that field into an autocomplete without having to write any code.

This module provides two rules conditions based on URL arguments:

• check if a URL argument is present
• compare the value of an URL argument

It also provides an action that makes the value of an URL argument available as new variable to Rules.