Custom (Form) destination

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Custom (Form) destination provides a way to define where a form should redirect the user upon submission.
When you submit a form, Drupal deals with your input (saving your node, sending an email, storing a setting, etc..) and then redirect you to a page. You usually are sent back to the page originating the request (for example when you enable a module) or to a different page (for example after you succesfully submit a new node, it will be displayed to you).

Notices

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The Notices module logs all emails sent to site users through the drupal_mail system (as well as any module using mimemail if mimemail is patched with included patch file). It is intended as a "backup" method for users to see important email which are sent to them by the site in case they somehow did not receive the email.

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Project administration category

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In just one tiny function, this module does nothing but provide a category named "Project administration" in the admin overview. Other modules can depend on this one instead of creating their 'admin/project' menu paths all by themselves.

Project Forecast

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This module takes a user's time budget as well as a list of tasks (issues/cases/bugs/...) with a specified time need, and uses this data in order to calculate estimated target dates for these tasks. Optionally, target dates are then also calculated for milestones that depend on these tasks.

In order to retrieve the required data, project forecast uses various data sources: the Time Budget module for determining how much time a user plans to invest, and Views/CCK in order to retrieve the list of tasks for each user as well as some other information. For a basic working forecast, you need the following set of views and CCK fields:

  • A view of tasks that need to be done or have already been completed.
  • One or more filters for the above view that make an "open tasks" view out of the general "tasks" view. For correct calculations, the tasks in that view need to be sorted in the order in which they're expected to be completed.
  • A "Number" or "Duration" CCK field in the task content type that specifies how much time is still required for the given task.
  • A "User reference" field in the task content type that specifies which user is assigned the given task.
  • And a "Node reference" field in the task content type that links to the project which contains the task. Required because the Time budget module allocates the time per project, and estimates are in consequence calculated independently per project.

If you're a coder, you can add value providers for the "hours", "nid" and/or "uid" value types in order to use e.g. the Project module's tables instead of a CCK nodereference. That's not supported out of the box though, maybe it'll be included one day.

Apart from the admin settings, this module does not directly provide a visible UI - instead, it provides Views fields that you can use in your own views, as addition to a list of tasks or milestones.

IP Calculator API

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An API module providing functions to calculate IP Ranges and convert between different representations. The code works on 32bit and 64bit systems and is covered extensively with unit tests.

Better Select

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Multiselect HTML select elements are hard for users. Selecting more than one requires Ctrl+clicking (or Cmd+clicking on Mac), and explaining this to users who sometimes have trouble even clicking the mouse at all is no one's idea of fun.

Better Select module overrides all multiselect HTML elements in Drupal and replaces them with checkboxes, in an auto-scrolling div so they don't take up much room on the page.

The first beta was released for Drupal 5.x and 6.x.

Drupal 6.x and 7.x are currently supported.

Upgrade Status

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This project provides modules that support you to upgrade your site to the next major version of Drupal core.

The Upgrade Status module checks the list of projects you have installed and shows their availability for the new version of Drupal core, which can be one of the following:

  • Available: A stable release of this project is available.
  • In development: A development release of this project is available, which can be installed for testing purposes.
  • Not ported yet: There are no releases available for this project.

Clicking on any of the modules' boxes will show you notes about upgrading the project, as well as a link to download the new version.