This is a Drupal module for the wonderful JBrowse package (http://jbrowse.org/) from Berkeley. It requires the GMOD-DBSF project (i.e. the mouthful General Model Organism Database toolkit - Drupal Bioinformatic Server Framework).
This is a simple module to allow the admin user to turn any textfield, textarea
into a simple but very effective autofill field to explain the users how to fill in the fields. And as the user clicks in the textfield, textarea, then the help text will simply disappear and allow the user to fill in the information as described.
Live.js allows you to instantly see changes as you edit CSS and JS code. This module enables that ability for only CSS code by installing. It's mostly a themer tool, but speeds up any CSS work.
Add markers or annotations on an image field.
If anyone is interested in co maintaining this module, let me know. A nicer alternative is http://drupal.org/project/image_annotator
To enable, go the settings screen of an image field and enable an image style at the 'Image marker style' select box. On the edit screen of a node (or any other entity), the image will be clickable to add markers and descriptions.
A small sandbox to attempt to add AJAX/AHAH based browsing on top of the Omega theme. This is similar to what you see in on other sites that use the #! URLs.
Sandbox for a Drupal 7 port of jQuery jsTree.
This project allow user to add easily libraries to your site from cdnjs.com website
Module to output Intellitxt JS code. The Drupal Intellitext module works only in conjunction with a Vibrant Media Intellitext account, which you can sign up for here http://vibrantmedia.com/about/contact.asp?ref=publisher
Ever wonder why all that extra bandwidth is used up pushing the same identical HTML markup for many items on a page? This module will use the the awesome jQuery TMPL plugin to client-side populate an HTML DOM template generated by views with JSON data also generated by views.
"jQuery templates contain markup with binding expressions ('Template tags'). Templates are applied to data objects or arrays, and rendered into the HTML DOM"
Valform is a drupal module that can validate user input from both server side and client side. At client side, Javascrpt validates user input and jQuery provides elegent apparence. Click here to see some valform examples.
