Actively maintained

This module will enhance the editor experience by providing a great menu for editors

Objective

• Create a case tracker that maintains a history of various stages of product development.
• Create a graphical representation for comparison of current status with dates as promised by the e-Commerce store/product designer.

Description

Provides integration for Cleverreach API.

This module allows you to configure a menu management, publishing for the client or the publisher.

With this menu you can select the pages or page types that they can view or edit in a dashboard are custom shaped menu accesible by the customer no matter the place where it is located.

An abuse of the Token API in Drupal to provide a themed output of flickr photos given a username and tag.

The token looks like this:

        [flickrfeed:usertag:95221224@N04:rundunainrouge]

The user ID part can be the Flickr NSID or the display name. The tag part can have one or many comma-separated tags. Both are mandatory.

The output is themed by flickrfeed.tpl.php.

Summary

This module is intended to be used in conjunction with the MOBEX mobile app service. MOBEX allows dynamic real-time content and UX control to native iOS and Android mobile apps. This module allows a quick and efficient integration of Drupal content to your mobile app. This module supports the following:

#D8CX: I pledge that Advanced Text Formatter will have a full Drupal 8 release on the day that Drupal 8 is released.

This module is just a formatter (display) of textfield, text area and text format. The idea behind this is to provide a simple solution, easy to setup, with few dependencies to display text on website.

Step 1) Create module info file " custom_views_table.info ".

name = custom_views_table
description = Create external table view.
package = Custom Drupal 7 Development
core = 7.x

Step 2) Create module file " custom_views_table.module ".

NodeJS has shown a lot of potential for building ad-hoc servers for an almost unlimited number of applications.

However, the infrastructure for controlling has already proven to be not an easy task to solve through the JavaScript mechanism of NodeJS servers.

Drupal approach comes to the rescue here. This module maintains a billboard for controlling a cluster of NodeJS servers:

This is an experiment for exploring possibilities to integrate the third party PHP mock object framework mockery into DrupalWebTestCase. The goal is to provide an easy to use API for testing drupal hooks invoked during DrupalWebTestCase::drupalGet in a stub module.

Installation

Install PHP mockery using PEAR: