Actively maintained

Description:

Module to load submenu elements dynamically via AJAX using the "Ajax Load" module.

Hovering the first menu block hierarchy triggers to load the second hierarchy to appear via AJAX without clicking.

Replaces tokens of the form [views:render:view_name:display:arg1:arg2] with a rendered view. Depends on Bad Judgement.

Test it out at /examples/token with the Examples module

This module provides a price history feature for Drupal Commerce products.

Check out the screencast for a demonstration and explanation of features and settings. The first couple minutes shows the module in action, followed by a deeper explanation of configuration options

Or, try a demonstration.

Drupal 7 upgrade is in progress.
#1318434: Drupal 7 version - upgrade task

What it does

Here's the highlights:

• Add, remove, and reorder nodes or blocks to a page without leaving or reloading the page or using editors
• Content added to hotblocks can be constrained to individual pages or be made global to display on all pages that contain the hotblock
• Can display multiple instances of the same block or node in multiple regions
• Can give end users the ability to add and remove blocks to pages without exposing the administer blocks permission
• Provides a means to filter which of those blocks are available to the user for adding so every block in the system is not exposed
• See an overview and administer all of your assigned hotblock content grouped by region, url, or taxonomy on a single page
• Allow users to add and remove content to a page without giving them permission to edit that content
• Advanced permissioning possible - allows you to control which roles can assign/remove/reorder each type of content to every hotblock individually if necessary
• You can use your own custom icon set for the UI controls to customize look and feel
• If you don't like the term "hotblock" you can customize the terminology exposed to the user to suit your purposes

Integration between the Apps module and the Twitter module

@see #1226380: Generate minimal mocked or SQLite environment and use to install Drupal in full environment

Provide probe and status pages for load balancers and monitoring tools to check against

Overview

Admin Frosting is the kitchen sink of administrative modules. Out of the box, it comes with a ton more options than Drupal core gives you for managing your content. It replaces Drupal's default Content, Comment and People (User) administration screens utilizing the power of Views, Views Bulk Operations (VBO) and Rules.

Features

Content Administration

Fields Displayed

Core: Title, Type, Author, Status, Updated and Operations (view/edit/delete)

Defines a CCK field for selecting multiple nodes from a View using either a table with checkboxes or two lists with Add/Remove buttons. Also allows extra fields to be attached to each selected row.

Allows using Lightbox2 for displaying images in Media fields.