Utility

Keep content clean!

TextCleaner is a simple module aimed at keeping content clean of empty HTML tags.

The best example for using this module would be if you have Fields that are HTML formatted with WYSIWYGs. WYSIWYGs sometimes insert empty HTML tags that can make your content look messy.

For example, the following markup can be seen in a variety of WYSIWYG output(s) and difficult to remove for the end-user (from a WYSIWYG UI):

Features Separate Files places individual exportables into separate files. It currently works with CTools exportables like Page Manager definitions, Mini Panels, Views, etc.

This is essentially a port of this patch to a new module: http://drupal.org/node/747028#comment-5347384

This is a small module I've created in order to fix the "public://feeds" issue at Feeds.

It's a replacement for the Feeds core plugin "Feeds File Fetcher", and it only replaces the line 132 of FeedsFileFetcher.inc from

$feed_dir = 'public://feeds';

to

$feed_dir = file_default_scheme() . '://feeds';

Allows you to use tokens in your Heartbeat message without using the Rules module.

With Persistent block module you can choose a block to be always visible in the screen, floating somewhere in the browser screen.

Persistent Identifiers provides methods for creating storing and retrieving persistent identifiers of different types, including URIs, UUIDs and machine names.

This project is on hiatus indefinitely. If you are interested in development of this module, please contact the maintainer.

This module provides a Bean (http://drupal.org/project/bean) plugin for the great Twitter Pull module (http://drupal.org/project/twitter_pull).

It enables you to create as many twitter pull blocks as you would like and set the configurations for each of these blocks individually.

Please have a look at the Twitter Pull module description in order to determine if this level of integration is sufficient for your needs.

Provides a universal preprocessor handler for all media on a Drupal site.

More descriptions, use cases, usefulness to come.

Currently intended to be a handler for Sassy

After discussing with @dlobo in #civicrm Drupal channel, I start completely rewrite the civicrm Drupal bridge (the Drupal modules in civicrm)

This module currently does the following: