The Omega UI, or OUI (pronounced: ooooowheeee) is a module designed to enhance the interface for assigning and building grid regions and zones in Omega subthemes.
Sometimes you need the user to input data in a particular format like a Social Security Number or a standard US phone number. By masking input of a particular textbox, you can change its behavior so that it accepts input only according to specified format, e.g. a masked phone number input box will only allow 10 digits of of the phone number to pass through and won’t accept any other input.
This project is designed to facilitate MARKETING AUTOMATION rules for drupal sites. The module serves as a locally hosted replacement for 3rd party services like Pardot, Marketo or Eloqua, allowing you to track individual user paths through your site and assign rules for marketing automation in the form of drip campaigns triggered from user interaction. For example, imagine a user comes to your site and downloads a whitepaper... with this module installed, you can assign rules for automated marketing to these prospects, like sending an email offer or assigning them to a particular list.
Currently there is an incompatibility with newer versions of jQuery installed by the jquery_update module. In order to use this you need to install the patch from this post.
This module provides integration for the SlideDeckâ„¢ jQuery plugin with Views 2.
This module is not associated with or supported by SlideDeckâ„¢ owner digital-telepathy. All module support issues should be reported in the Drupal issue queue.
This jquery_jstree module is a wrapper module for jsTree jQuery library. Module integrates jsTree to Drupal so that it can be used in variety of ways. Built-in sub module provides widget for term references. jsTree can be used in custom forms as any Form API element.
This is an add-on for Views Slideshow to provide Ajax-based loading of slides. See http://drupal.org/node/323366 for history & details.
Node Gallery jCarousel is a module that combines two other powerful modules (Node Gallery and jCarousel) to provide an out-of-the-box solution for paging through a gallery of nodes.
The jEditable module provides integration between Drupal's CCK module and the excellent jQuery plugin, jEditable. It is implemented as a CCK formatter, which makes inline editing possible through regular node displays, Panels, Views, or anywhere else you can place a CCK field.
Currently supported features are "click to edit" functions for text fields, number fields, date fields, node reference fields and workflow transitions.
So what is this good for? it provides a very quick and easy way to update the things they need to change without having to edit specific fields without having to switch to the full-blown node editor.
It is with Views integration that jEditable really comes into its own. It allows users to edit many nodes at the same time, e.g. if the same field must be updated for many nodes.
This module is undergoing a major rework to make the it more suitable for mainstream use. The latest 6.x-1.5 release provides complete input validation of all supported fields as well as formatting. The module also provides user confirmation that the new field value was actually stored in the database.
New in this release is Views integration which moves away from using formatters, thus restoring them to their original purpose.
Further development will be made on the a new 6.x-2.x branch which will break 6.x-1.x versions of the module. Specifically, the jEditable formatters will be removed along with the 'Create Node Revisions' admin setting.
The CCK Word/Character Count module allows an administrator to define a word or character count for a CCK field. When the content creator is adding content in that field, it will display a current count of the number or words/characters and how many are left. Once it reaches the limit, the color changes and the user is no longer able to submit the form until the number or words/characters are reduced to the limit.
