This is a feature for the wonderful Demo Framework
This is a demo scenario for a website that contains groups with events and news.
Content Types
Events
News
Basic page
Member Group
Potential demo scripts include:
Anonymous Scenarios
User searches website
User searches events
Member Scenarios
Member-only page
Related is a Drupal module to show related nodes at detail page.
A simple module that adds some extra validation to the node form; specifically:
Have you ever felt annoyed for uploading only one file at a time to IMCE? This module gives you a new way to upload files using IMCE.
Basically, this module provides a simple API to allow other modules register to IMCE Upload form, so user can choose the needed uploader in IMCE Profile form. That means you can have lot of uploaders in the system and you can choose which profile uses which uploader.
Implementation of VoIP Queue to send and maintain bulk VoIP Drupal SMS and audio calls.
Uses Views Bulk Operations to select users to send an (optionally timed) SMS or recorded voice call. Adds additional call queue maintenance to core VoIP Queue functionality.
The idea for Tour Builder is to exchange Tours with ease between Tour Writers and module Coders. It does that by extending the Tour UI operations.
Tour Builder should be the interface to the outside world handling tour content.
Tour UI is the entity editor of Core Tour module.
This is a new Drupal 7 module, for helping developers to integrate Drupal with Redmine, with two main uses:
This module provides tight coupling between a single Drupal website and a single project in Redmine. The scope of this module is for managing a simple support project with a single Tracker type available. In our case, our support projects use a tracker called Support which is then made available in Drupal, but that is configurable in the admin section for this module, as are several other options.
The module supports:
This module integrates with the Flag Module to create the custom Flag "application".
Note: the 3.x version of this module required Flag 7.x-3.x. If you are still using Flag 7.x-2.x, you can use the 2.x version of this module. The functionality is the same between versions of this module, the code just reflects changes in the Flag module.
This module provides a very light frontend to let users with permissions edit webforms from the view page of the webform itself. Users can:
This module is under active development, and not ready for production yet.
