Actively maintained

A simple way to manage your todo list. This module is based on myTinyTodo.

Demo

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How to install MyTinyTodo

Easily add share buttons to your nodes!

Centered in a single place, you don't need to worry in including external javascript libraries, and enabling several social modules.

Despite a bunch of other social modules, this module fits exactly if you want simple share buttons without worrying about messy configurations.

Easy Social is available both as blocks, attached to nodes, comments and also as a Views field.

The following widgets are included by default:

AJAX form messages

Allows people who can add content on your site to define their own labels for certain fields, or to provide their own units.

This is a simple module that provides settings to limit the number of values to display on fields with multiple values.

The module extends the field display settings for fields which permit multiple values. Site administrators can specify how many values to display for each display mode (e.g. the teaser). Optionally, an offset can be specified to skip some values.

Drupal 7

Dependencies

The Drupal 7 version depends on Field formatter settings API module.

Extend Ubercart module

Test sandbox module

Provides a user status color in Hex. Also it comes with support for Colorpicker.

Editable statuses, fully integrated with views.

Also it has integration with other modules through hooks.

Hooks

The module defines a set of hooks that your modules can implement in order to interact with the default behavior of User status color.

HOOK_user_status_color_load(&$status, $user)

Loads just after a user status is loaded

What does it do?

This module blocks the page view of nodes as defined in the node_form. All nodes are still accessible in lists created by views or other modules.

It should only be used if you want to hide the page where the full node is visibele. E.g. you have a content type called 'links', you want to display the various links on a page or in a block, but never as a single link.

Of course it is possible to just not link to the full page node, but it would still be accessible by typing node/nid in the address bar.

This module aims to the anonymous user and will redirect him to your speciefied url after visiting x times the same node type.

For example: You have a lot of stories and your guests only read but don't interact and create new content on your website. Now you can redirect him after visiting 3 times the node type to your login page, landing page or wherever you want.

It works with boost and didn't break your caching strategy.

Now you can choose a user role and one node-typ and last but not least the allowed count of page views.