The Nodereference Explorer (NRE) is a selection dialog for creating references between nodes. Editors can link arbitrary content type instances, e. g. pages, stories, news, images etc., with each other. Typical use-cases are for instance:
Added new support for CCK textarea fields in the latest 2.0 branch!
Have you ever wanted to resize the body or comment field? Do you want that funky facebook-esque automatic height adjustment coolness on textareas but didn't know who to turn to? Well fear not, introducing Resizable_body!
That's right, resizable body adds the options to specify the rows and cols count for the body and the comment field! Not only that, but It also allows you to remove that pesky 'split summary at cursor' button that you have a love / hate relationship with. And, we're not done there, not only all this, but you can also specify how the height of the textfield should be adjusted - either disable it altogether, show the default grippie, or have automatic height adjustment. YES! That's right - automatic height adjustment for body, comment or textarea fields!
All this can be yours for the one-time non-refundable fee of FREE!
This module has been replaced by Inline Messages
SWF Embed is a simple developer-centered module for working with Macromedia Flash-based content. It provides the necessary hooks for adding Flash content on the server-side, as well as the necessary JavaScript and jQuery for working with the Flash on the client-side.
Developers, get started by reading the SWF Embed Handbook Page. The handbook walks you through the process of using SWF Embed in your own code.
Node Reference formatters provides four additional display styles (formatters) for Node Reference CCK field.
Converts form-item help text into JavaScript tooltips. The dev version now features form-id based tool tip activation (for any tag with class "description"). There are some issues however, because it will apply to all forms on a page, rather than just the individually requested form.
The goal of this module is to clean up complex forms, and subsequently make them easier to theme.
The onBeforeUnload module provides an API to allow other modules use the onBeforeUnload event of the browser window.
This module does not provide any direct functionally, it rather provides a centralized API that other modules can use to take advantage of the onBeforeUnload event of the browser window.
Modules using the onBeforeUnload API: Dirty Forms, Modal Frame API.
The Dirty Forms module provides a javascript behavior that checks forms before users leave the page, warning them if they are about to loose changes and providing an option to remain on the page.
The module provides a configuration form that allows setting up a list of forms that should be excluded from the dirtyForms behavior.
This feature is based on the onBeforeUnload event of the window object which, at the time of writing, is only supported by IE4+, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome. Those using other browsers (or when javascript is not enabled) won't be warned when leaving dirty pages. Ah, c'est la vie!
The Dirty Forms module requires the onBeforeUnload API.
This module gives Drupal 6.x versions of jQuery (including the jQuery update module) a compatibility mode. This will allow jQuery functions to be used right along side another JS library such as mootools. If you need to use a mootools app on the same page that calls a jquery function, then this is what you are looking for. Simply install this module and all JS files that use jQuery will be switched to jQuery compatibility mode. This module requires that the override_function module be installed. This module will not work without it.
Saves the collapsed state of a Drupal collapsible fieldset.
The fieldset_helper module also improves the usability of the main module page (admin/build/modules) by adding expand and collapse all fieldsets links to top of the page.
