Utility

This module brings you wysiwyg grammar checking from Proofread Bot.com.

Wysiwyg support

The module integrates with TinyMCE at the moment, but I accept patches for other wysiwygs (FCKEditor, Aloha Editor etc.). Proofread Bot also has an affiliate program, so if you develop a wysiwyg integration you would gain exposure on proofreadbot.com increasing your chances to profit from your work! Take a look at the existing integrations at the very bottom on the proofreadbot.com pages.

The PDF Archive module provides the ability to generate PDF archives of any entity triggered by Rules actions. Both the entity view mode and role of the simulated user used for rendering the entity can be set per rule.

An example feature is included to demonstrate the configuration of this module.

PDF Archive was initially developed for Lab4 Web Design by Realityloop.

 

Required modules

• Libraries API
• Rules

Declares Mapbox's Wax javascript library to Drupal's library registry.

The Render As module adds the ability for elements to be rendered as a specific user and/or role(s), which can be used for the purposes of testing how content will be seen by another user or a user or a particular role without having to change users.

Provides a way to bulkupload (using plupload) files into a filefield / imagefield located inside of a field collection. This allows photo galleries and file lists to be built out easily by admin users.

This module will automatically attach a bulkupload area to each field collection which contains either a file or image field. Users may then use this widget to bulk upload photos. Plupload also has the benefit of doing concurrent uploads, which makes uploading a lot of photos significantly faster.

This module relies on:

HTTP Proxy provides an interface for configuring drupal_http_request proxy settings.

Use tokens to pull in tokenized text, which is rendered in the same context.

This module has a very simple purpose to match it's simple code:
There are some contexts which are built up in the admin interface (Rules comes to mind), in which we want to pull in user-supplied content (in my case, the body of an email). A great feature would be to allow the user-generated content to support tokens in the same context in which it is used.

An example:

Allows the Context module to change the main menu and secondary menu of the site.

This allows you to have different menus in the main-menu and secondary-menu dependent on different context conditions.

The Architecture module provides reports documenting how your Drupal site is architected.

Currently it provides eight reports available as CSV downloads, plus three reports in the form of HTML pages.

A wizard that extends import HTML with a visual UI for scanning and identifying regions of a source site to test and define the extraction patterns