The latest version of rate module includes a slider widget type which has several shortcomings. This module acts a replacement for the existing slider widget to overcome its shortcomings.
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Note
Disable or remove the default slider widget that comes with the rate module before using this module.
This module extends the Webform module and enables users to load Webform fields with data from their most recent submission.
The use case (pardon the expression) is a lengthy form that's completed by users on a regular basis. This module allows a user to load the previous submission then change only the fields whose value has changed.
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Initial funding for this module came from Great Harvest Franchising, Inc.
This module is an addon to the Quiz module which adds the concept of dependency to quizzes. The module adds an entity reference (node) field and a dependency type field to a quiz node so that the availability of one quiz can depend on the outcome (completed, passed, failed) of a another quiz. Thus chains can be set up so that a user/student must complete one quiz before moving on to the next.
This module exposes Moodle course objects as trackable Drupal Course (http://drupal.org/project/course) objects.
This is functional but very unstable and should not be used in production. Tested with Moodle 2.3
LikeThis adds a social buttons: Facebook like, Twitter tweet, and Google+ button to nodes, taxonomy term pages, and user pages. It is also configurable, you can add your own social buttons if you like. For this version it works best with Views.
With this module you can set a webform component to display in a separated block. If you have a webform with many components, you can choose some, and put them into a block per webform. These blocks have separate forms, not real webforms, so when they are submitted, the user will be redirected to the webform node, and the filled fields will be prepopulated.
Integrates Flag and Tracker modules.
Provides a popup menu for Flag Lists module.
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