This a Panopoly app which provides a simple blog to allow you to communicate with your customers, users and potential customers and users.
It was designed to work with MVPcreator, a distribution to allow startup founders to quickly and easily build the MVP (minimum viable product) of their web application. However, it will work with any Panopoly-based distribution.
Active Session is a module that allows a user to see if there is more than one session opened for their user and allows them (with permissions) to end other sessions belonging to their user. There is also an interface where a user with permissions can view all active sessions and close them.
Active Session creates a block that, by default, is placed in the footer of the page for users with 'view own sessions' or 'view all sessions' permissions to see and get more details about the sessions.
When defining a search view in the Search Views module (part of the Search API module) and exposing the Fulltext search filter, the view will display all results if the search text is empty. This module changes this behavior to display either the view's No Results content or a custom message.
The development of this module was sponsored by Whisky Echo Bravo.
This simple module creates a trigger that works with the Drupal Core triggers module and allows for an email to be sent to both the old and new email addresses upon email address change. This allows the user to know when their address has been changed, even if they aren't the one who changed it.
This is simple module that adds a trigger when a user email address is updated. It uses the built-in trigger module from Drupal core.
The trigger can be setup at admin/structure/trigger/user.
The mobile sliding menu module integrates the mmenu jQuery plugin for creating slick, app look-alike sliding menus for your mobile website.
If you are running out of memory on your web for the large size of images loaded on your site, this will help you reduce the image size on your site.
The Service API module provides a framework for developers to connect with external services.
It enforces a way of working which will result in decoupled components that can be reused and interchanged without affecting each other.
For an example usage, please look at the service_api_example module that is contained in this project.
Entitygroup module helps you quickly and easily tag entities in Drupal. It provides the same functionality as taxonomy does for content types (nodes) and, as a matter of fact, was initially developed to fill that gap.
An entitygroup is a group of entities that can be managed together. The Entitygroup module provides the following functionality:
The Coordinate Field module creates a new field type in Drupal for storing X and Y coordinates.
This module adds a Delivery times checkout pane that allows the user to select his delivery time.
The following configuration are available:
