This is the version 2 development of OM Maximenu, it will take advantage of the new api features of Drupal 7, and this will only for Drupal 7 and up.
Landlord is a module that will allow property owners and mangers to track and maintain all of their properties.
landlord will
* track vacancy status
* track mortgage details
* track property taxes
* track tenant information
* track local property details (schools, utilities etc)
* available property listing pages
Future features/sub modules will include
* rent payment tracking
* repair/maintenance tracking
Turns out this module already exists. It's called Environment Indicator by mrfelton. Thanks to stella for pointing that out in #1398060: environment indicator module.
I'm therefore retiring this project.
The module connects any Drupal 7 site with drupalmonitor.com. As the name says, Drupalmonitor is a tool to actively monitor Drupal sites. It's not only a "heartbeat" kind of monitoring. It's much more powerful. Using the drupalmonitor connector, the tool can gather data from the drupal site like how many users, nodes, last cron run, page requests, etc. On drupalmonitor.com, the data will be processed and shown in graphs over time.
[NOTE: This module has been deprecated as of June 2013 in favor of Cache Expiration. If you're currently using Boost Expire, please follow these directions to switch from Boost Expire to Cache Expiration on your site!]
A cache expiration module to go with Boost for Drupal 7.
Currently, Boost for Drupal 7 doesn't do any active cache expiration (see #1069438: How to Flush Boost Cache in Drupal 7.x), and this means that when you update a node, post a comment, etc., Boost will continue serving stale content from its static HTML cache until the file is finally cleaned up on a cron run.
For many sites, especially smaller sites where content is updated infrequently and cron may be run hourly or even less frequently, this means stale content will be served for quite some time, unless someone visits the Performance page and clears all the site's caches manually.
This module alleviates that problem by simply flushing Boost's static HTML cache every time a node or comment is posted or updated. You can set the module to respect your site's Minimum cache lifetime so it doesn't flush the cache until the minimum lifetime has passed.
This module may become deprecated in favor of a more universal solution (like Boost integration with the Cache Expiration module).
This module allows to translate any text using the Bing Translate API.
Smiley is a text filter that substitutes text emoticons, like :-) with images.
It comes with a set of example smileys, but you can import ready-to-use packages (e.g.: from phpBB's "pak"s and Adium Emoticon packs) or define your own.
To use your own smileys, simply upload them into FILES_DIRECTORY/smiley (usually sites/default/files/smiley) and import them using the "Smiley Import" module.
Radios Select is the helper utility which provides new custom look of the
ordinary radios form element via jQuery/CSS (when you create this element from
your own module). The main feature of Radios Select is ability to format output of radios field like "select" form element or dropdown menu. Once Radios Select module enabled you can create Radios Select form element by just adding new property "#radios_select" to any standard radios element:
$form['radios_select'] = array(
'#type' => 'radios', // yes, ordinary radios element
'#title' => t('Select value:'),
'#default_value' => 1,
'#options' => $values,
'#radios_select' => TRUE, // enables Radios Select for this radios element
'#description' => t('Value to use in form.'),
);
This module aims to extend Drupal 7's queue systems for more complex operation. It adds 2 tables to the queue table - q_key and q_item id. Using q_key, you may group your queue operations within a certain category (eg within a context of a feed import) and by using q_item_id you can reduce duplicates within a category or across the named queue.
This project is sponsored by AllPlayers.com, Inc.
Allows menu items to render views instead of links. This is useful for creating "mega-menus".
Menu Views is a utility module. It provides back end support for replacing a standard menu item link with a menu item view. Menu items (in any menu) now have the option of toggling between two different menu item types: link or view. Depending on which option is selected, the appropriate configuration form is displayed on the admin side and the appropriate type of item is rendered on the front-end.
Menu Views is NOT a theming/styling module for mega-menus. As stated above, this module is strictly a utility module for replacing menu item link with a view. Once the HTML markup is there, Menu View's job is done! Read #1794010: Menu Views is not working.
Depending on how a theme renders the primary and secondary navigation, this module may not work because the parent items may not ever be extended (regardless whether they are checked as such in the menu item).
It is strongly recommended to use one of the following modules in your theme's menu region instead (see: Use menus in Drupal 7? You need Menu block module.).