This project has been ported as a component to Tools for Highly Attractive People and has been renamed to "Nah.."
Nooooo! is a module that provides theme-like plugins (layouts, styles) for modules like Views and Panels. These plugins focus on omitting wrapping markup and just rendering the raw inner content.
Perfect for obsessive compulsive authors of pragmatic markup, like myself.
This project is an implementation of the Tycoon API via web service callbacks.
It allows verified sites to send in Payments and fetch Data about payments via a web service API
This module is designed to repair missing fields from various commerce entities. After installing, visit the menu item that does the repair, admin->store->config->Repair Commerce Fields (admin/commerce/config/repair). Once you've done that you can uninstall the module.
If you're using a Commerce dev release after 3 November 2011, you don't have to patch Commerce at all. Earlier versions of Commerce require this patch to Commerce, which is now incorporated in the code.
Breaks the toolbar of CKEditor in several groups
See: http://drupal.org/node/751196#comment-3689150 for more information.
Drupal 7 port of the apachesolr_exclude module.
Drupal 7 port of apachesolr_exclude module.
Drupli Search is a module that aims to provide a SEO optimzed and AJAX based search for drupal by extending the functionality of existing the search api modules.
This module allows to have different default search-facet-values depending on the current page of the user.
So for example if you are on an organic group you will get the results only from this group.
This system is kind of extendable at the moment, so you could use it for example for /user/%uid or for certain things like the global calendar.
This simple little module adds a 'Global' field to Views, that exposes the site's base URL (e.g., http://www.example.com).
It's not modifiable, or other wise interesting in any way. The intention is for it to be excluded from display, and then incorporated into other fields via a token. This is useful when building links to other views with arguments, for example.
This module, Node Protection Via Webform, allows you to require people to fill out a form before viewing specific content types on your site. A person need only fill out the form one time, then all other content protected by the module is open to be viewed by the person.
