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.
This module provides a user interface to change the internal path/URI of entities. This is done by replacing path patterns with token values of the given entity.
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.
Registry is a developer API only. This module has no end-user functionality.
The registry is a key-value store which loads on each request and contains information about the request and other context. It allows modules to set and request information along the execution chain.
The registry is only for aggregating information about the current request, and is not used for storing information across requests (for this, use Drupal's variable functions, or consider the Object Cache module).
This sandbox is a proof-of-concept branch of Contextual Administration, trying out the concept of having pages where you can set system variables.
Screencast with a quick demonstration is available here:
http://vimeo.com/24673708 / http://www.archive.org/details/ProofOfConceptContextAdminVariableSetter
Development sandbox for Persistent URL
Provides a very simple and lightweight 'log entry' entity that can be extended or used by other modules.
Provide a status field for taxonomy terms analogous to the status field on nodes. This project provides an option in terms edit form to enable/disable taxonomy terms instead of deleting extra vocabulary terms. This module provides basic getter, setter function to get the status of a term or update any term's status.
The Personal Wishlist module is a feature package exported through the Features module. It was first created by me for my personal consumption on my website, but then was published here as a usable community module.
A data source of names.
The database is based on USA census data and it contains nearly 50,000 surnames or family names, 90,000 first or given names and 50 titles with frequency index. This project was originally part of the Name Field project, but was split off to enable usage tracking and to reduce the size of the Name Field project.
