A collection of developer tools for quick Google map creation from Drupal code. Uses Google map API version 3.
This is utility module - you need this module only if some other module requires it.
Main goal of this module is to offer developers very light and easy PHP implementation of Google Map API version 3 for Drupal.
If you're a "tail -f" kind of debugger, you may find this module useful. It adds a number of functions that write to the debug log file:
- ddi(): Indents debug messages based on the depth of the call stack
- dds(): Logs just the attribute/key names of an object/array.
- ddb(): Logs just the function names from the debug_backtrace() function call stack
- ddf(): Logs the name of the current function, indented with ddi()
- ddu(): Logs a message and moves cursor one line up
- ddt(): Writes debug messages with code execution timestamps included
Reposts data from any form to a specified url via drupal_http_request. Useful for easy integration with rest APIs, and provides limited field mapping capability. More information soon.
The Twitter API module is used for supporting other modules that want to integrate with Twitter. It does not offer any functionality on its own, other than providing integration with Twitter and data storage.
Supported functionality and integration:
The module will build upon existing and proven libraries:
The Link API is a set of modules for managing URLs.
The basic API module provides no useful end-user functionality on its own, but does provide a flexible API for storing and retrieving URL information in the database. It can be leveraged by other modules which need to keep track of link information.
A framework to allow integration of web forms to industry standard CRM systems. The first CRM plugin will be Microsoft CRM.
This module uses the target databases to set a number of 'extra' databases in which the users can connect at login. The optional connection to an extra database is stored in the user data array so if you want to retrieve data from the extra database you connected at login you can use:db_query($query, $args, get_target_database());
This is not a Drupal module but an exported set of language-aware code templates to enhance Drupal development with the NetBeans IDE versions 7.0 and above.
Check out this short screencast for more information and a demonstration!
There seems to be no unified library to simplify integrating with webserver softwares and their configuration files like .htaccess (Apache) web.config (IIS) etc. Which makes it almost impossible for Drupal developers to fully integrate with all the powerful features these webservers have to offer without having to be worried about differences, manually editing files, conflict with changes made by other modules and a safe way to keep these settings up-to-date with latest modules’ changes.
Lists html elements for theming purposes
