This module provides a swfupload component. The swfupload components allows you to :
This provides a Sermon Library for churches to use.
Helper functions for the Sermon Library Feature
This module provides alternative ways of adding products to cart.
The initial version provides a views field handler ("Commerce Product: Quantity input field")
that relies on the Views Form API (a part of Views 3 since RC1) to output a quantity
textfield that turns the view into an add to cart form.
The default quantity can be configured, and only products with a quantity
larger than 0 are added to the cart.
This module takes XML from any URL and transforms it via XSLT.
It can be useful, for example, in the following cases:
Allows you to show a modified (normally just a title and summary) version of a node to anonymous and logged in users who you don't want to allow to see the full content of the node.
The module utilizes a checkbox field which can be applied to each content type individually - via a unified admin screen. This checkbox will then appear in the published tab on the node edit/create screen.
The second portion is a new display mode for each content type which allows you to set which fields appear (and in what format each field appears in) to a non-member.
Provides callback-based access control for Views.
Available callback functions are defined by modules using hook_views_access_callbacks() function (in the same way as in hook_perm()), then could be set in in view's "Access restrictions" configuration.
Connects your Drupal app to your Adobe Livecycle server and has the capability to create a policy and apply users to that policy. This is created for use with a SOAP service from Adobe Livecycle.
This is a simple module that has a "enter giveaway" button for users to enter a giveaway or contest. The enter giveaway button changes to a "sign in" button if the user is not already signed in.
Once the user hits the button they are redirected to a "Thank you for signing up" page that is unique to them and can't be used by anyone else.
Their entries are recorded in the database and available for exporting via a "export" button viewable by administrators.
Entity Notes allows you to add a note to any Entities on the site.
A note is a simple way to add information to any entity. Notes can be used differently for different cases. Notes are a general way for a single individual or a group to share information about an object directly on the website.
