Evaluation/Rating

Share bar is a responsive sticky social media bar that provides a number of different social media "badges." Badges can be turned on and off as well as reordered. Share bar is placed on your Drupal site as a block. When the screen is wide enough to display the bar it floats in a fixed position. When the screen is too narrow to display share bar it will revert to a static position in the block it was originally placed in.

Because Share Bar sticks to an element rather than to a static position on the page. This means it's compatible with fluid or responsive themes like Omega.

This module can be used to implement a rating system based on external sources. What that means is that the actual rating, voting or whatever action, happens on an external application (for example on Facebook), and the results are fetched into your system. By itself, this module is intended for developers to use it like an API.

Copy webform configuration from one node to another

This is an add-on module for Webform that allows you to select webform enabled content types as "source" and/or "destination" types. On node edit/creation of the so called "destination" types, you have to option to apply (= copy) the webform settings (including all webform fields) from nodes of the "source" type.

That way you can easily copy webform configuration from one node to another.

This module is published as an example of combining points with badges/achievements.
Its not generic enough to be a real module, but is used on a production site, i.e. it actually works :-)

Note: there are many features, developed during tests, not all are currently used in production.

Award points for:
. visiting page types
. first visit by a user makes to another user profile
. very first visit (among all users) to a user
. Poll vote
. Fill out survey - webform

Core Poll module provides only one block for recent poll. This module provides a block for each active poll.

In Drupal 8 — use Views module.

Problem:
Userpoints and Userpointsnc are both great, but they has one flaw when adding points for users who comment or create posts- it doesn't discriminate against the length of posts or comments, and it awards points evenly no matter how much work you do. Or how little.

This is my first module i'm sharing with Drupal.org.
FICWR (Flag inappropriate content With Reason) Allows users to flag inappropriate content on specific content types.

This is an API module; it just provides a new form element type for use in
other modules. Just set '#type' => 'smileyslider' and optionally set the
#range to a positive integer (it defaults to 10) and the value of the
element when submitted will be an integer between 0 and the #range,
indicating the user's happiness. For example:

  $form['smiley'] = array(
    '#type' => 'smileyslider', // required
    '#range' => 100, // defaults to 10
    '#title' => t('Happiness'), // only shows for users with JS disabled
    '#required' => TRUE,
    '#default_value' => rand(0, 100), // random amount of happiness
  );

Because it only provides a new form element type, this module has no effect on
your site by itself. Another module has to use the form element type.

Webform Roster allows you to attach a "roster" webform to a primary webform. The roster's link can be emailed to users that complete the primary webform. All results from the roster are displayed on the primary webform's original submission.

Are you using this module?

Please feel free to post in the queue with thoughts on new features or improvements.

An example

Primary Webform: "Team Application"
Your Name: [ ]
Your Email Address: [ ]
Your Team's Name: [ ]

Add rules support to the achievements module
i.e. allow achievements to be assigned via rules.

Requires: achievements