The pgn4web module allows users to add playable PGN chess games to a Drupal site using the pgn4web javascript chess game viewer.
Is a clone of: http://drupal.org/sandbox/tim.plunkett/1427994 but adds some stuff:
- edit functionality for calendar items in overlay
- adds ctools overlay styles (is working but not configurable)
- optional hiding of some elements like publishing options etc.
it's only working for nodes and timplunkett will release a module soon which will have similar functionality but with a more generic approach (load all entities in the overlay not just nodes)
This module allows you to add a item menu in a menu to manage your node by content type.
It offers a useful UI for the end user to manage your content without using the administration UI of the core.
For each content type you select in the configuration of this module, a view is generated.
In this view : Title, edit link and delete link are displayed. In addition, a "Add" tab allows to to a create a new content.
In the creation form of the node, a "List" tab allow you to come back to the view.
Views and Address Field Canada Post NPS sorting.
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This is my first drupal project
This module provides a views field handler for displaying a single taxonomy term on nodes. This is useful for providing a table view that displays a grid-like arrangement of nodes and taxonomy terms (with nodes being rows, and terms being in columns).
Provides extra global type fields for views.
Exposes the PURL table to Views and defines handlers.
Configure a text-based view filter (e.g. string, numeric) to display its value form (in Views UI) and exposed form as a list.
Porting https://github.com/zivtech/views_field_calc to D7
This is a module adapted from Views Calc: http://drupal.org/project/views_calc
The difference is that it doesn't use SQL to do the calculations but does calculations on the fields.
