Webform Campaign Monitor provides a webform component in a checkbox format that lets you subscribe users to specific lists on Campaign Monitor (http://www.campaignmonitor.com/).
With Webform Campaign Monitor you can:
This module provides a contenteditable form element.
This module allows content creators/maintainers to add maps to content via the addition of a "Google Map Field" field type that can be added to content types.
Using the google map field, the user can drop a marker on a map, and set the zoom factor of the map and save the data for the map with the node (or other fieldable entity).
Only standard map controls are shown by default (Zoom pan up/down/left/right, Map/Satelite). This may be enhanced to include more controls in a future version.
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Module UUID, which provides an API for adding UUID to Drupal objects. But, current UUID support only for core entity in drupal (node, file, taxonomy, user, comment) and field_collection_item. With module entity_uuid you can assign uuid for another entities not only for Drupal core entities that are defined via hook_entity_info.
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Display suite add on to output taxonomy terms with all parents, for each taxonomy field you'll find a new field called "Term with parents: vocabulary".
Supported options:
Webapp Module adds some functions for iOS and Android devices such as:
Sponsored and developed by TrestleMedia
Autload JS automatically loads javascript files found in your theme's "js" subfolder.
Which files it loads depends on which page the user is viewing and where you put the files. It will load all files in the 'all' folder on every page, or all files in the 'front' folder on the front page. Options for page path, node type, first component of the URL, and more exist.
For example, as soon as it's turned on, your javascript files are loaded automatically just by naming them right:
path/to/theme/js/all.js - Loaded on all pages
path/to/theme/js/front/file1.js - Loaded on front page
path/to/theme/js/front/file2.js - Also loaded on front page
path/to/theme/js/nodetype--blog.js - Loaded on blog nodes
etc.
The Simple Hours module allows sites to set and display open and close hours. It can be used for anything that has regular hours, like a store, office, library, welcome center, ticket booth, or call center. If you need to list one thing that opens and closes at certain times, this is the module to do it.
In addition to setting default hours for each day of the week, one may also add exceptions for specific dates, which will override the hours for that day.
The module provides two blocks:
A development helper tool which enables quick visual differentiation between dev, testing, and live versions of a project.
For example, consider a Drupal project which is running on:
Wouldn't it be nice if at a glance you could tell the sites apart?
Wouldn't it be great if you could also tell the browser tabs apart!
The WhatSite plugin makes this possible.
This module provides extra tokens for commerce order entities that can be used for sending HTML formatted email confirmations. An example of how to use this with Commerce Kickstart Messages (Commerce Back Office/Message Notify) is: