A bare-bones reduction of Yet Another Time Tracker that simply adds a field to any comment form allowing users to enter a time value. Also provides Views handlers to show times associated with comments.
Drupal core development needs to be chunked in lengthy stable releases. But sometimes, we want core-like stuff on a faster schedule.
The Drupal core development rules are applied. All patches go through regular peer-reviews. No API change once we hit a stable, but of course, this module is able to release new major versions.
Extends the Context module by making it respect default block settings.
This makes it so you can retain your block visibility when assigning them into various Contexts. You can also 'Override' from the block level to ignore Context Respect.
Pincode Login module provides the ability to log in using only a 4 digit pin code.
This is made possible through the use of Drupals external login API.
Pincode Login provides functionality to:
- Automatically create Users, with a unique pincode.
- Logging in to a site using previously generated pincode.
Functionality for creation of pincode users is exposed through the Rules module (http://drupal.org/project/rules).
Alternatively the pincode_login_register($username, $mail) function can be used in a module or php snippet.
The pincode login module does not provide any out of the box rule sets or gui for the creation of users and distribution of pincodes, as this logic will vary greatly depending on each use case.
Functionality for logging in is provided through a login page or a block.
Yammer initially launched as micro blogging service and soon evolved to emerge as a full-fledged enterprise social network. It facilitates organization’s co-worker to discuss ideas or on-going projects with colleagues and experts.
The yammer feeds module provides access to yammer messages using OAuth authentication. It pulls yammer feeds from a particular network and displays them in a Drupal block.
This module has been abandoned in favour of:
http://drupal.org/project/update_feed_api
See this issue for more information:
#936818: Complete re-implementation of project_api for being widely usable
Written and maintained by:
This module provides a pluggable mechanism for defining JS and CSS preprocessing schemes. What Drupal core provides is not optimized for specific use cases but is a general purpose solution. This module provides more preprocessing options and a pluggable mechanism to define your own.
If you have lots of products in your shop, and you ever wanted to do any of the following, this module will surely help:
This simple module aims to assist Ubercart shop managers with making mass-changes (bulk update / blanket changes) to product data, including weight and prices, by implementing Drupal Actions which can be used in custom code or in conjunction with the excellent Views Bulk Operations (VBO) module.
Development on drupal.org now
PurposeThis is a CCK field which enables you to operate on the data of the update_feed_api and and the modules provided there using autocompletition and so forth.
This cck field is e.g. used to implement drush make files as nodes in drush_make_ui
Have you ever needed to hide the local task tabs? Typically, you override theme_menu_local_tasks() and, based on some condition, return an empty string.
This module gives you the flexibility to hide the local tasks with Context by providing a new reaction to hide the tabs. No coding is required.
This module depends on Context 3
Developed and maintained by Erich Beyrent
