Provides a method for adding iOS-style badges to menu items. (see screenshot)
Once enabled, go to Administration > Structure > Menus, and click "list links" next to the menu containing the target item. Click "edit" next to the item and select the badge to display with the Display Menu Badge select box.
Inserting your GuestCentric booking gadget the easy way.
More info on GuestCentric at http://www.guestcentric.com/
The Budget System is a set of modules that together form a budget display system.
The initial release of the system will be catered toward the set up of the Student Association at SUNY Oswego's budgeting needs.
While this module is currently for a specific use case, I am aiming to extrapolate it into a budgeting application that can be used by any organization that has a model where users request funding from an approval body.
The main system is comprised of 3 modules:
Drupal implementation of jQuery LocalScroll plugin created by Ariel Flesler.
Important update 2012.10.17:
The jquery project was moved to the github, and started active development and refactoring, especially the filename-directory structure was affected. See the README of this module for details.
This integrates the Skipjack API for credit card processing in Drupal Commerce.
This module creates a Commerce payment method rule. After enabling the module, you must enter your Skipjack HTML and developer serial numbers on the rule configuration screen.
Clones one nodequeue into another nodequeue wiping out what was stored in the destination queue.
TODO: Add permissions support so only users with correct permissions are allowed to use module.
This module provides a framework for integration between the entity metadata API and Drupal variables.
Settings API is useful for situations where you want to use client-defined values in Rules but you do not want to package those values in Rules definitions. A good example of this is tokenized templates. This module lets you treat these as content rather than configuration and avoid having to package them with your feature.
CIT Permissions
Provides blocks that contain the current entity (among other things) as context, and that are super-easy to theme.
jQuery++ is a set of plugins for the down and dirty features jQuery doesn't already cover. This module provides access to those plugins for your own work. It doesn't do anything on its own, just allows you to get what you need where you need it as you develop.
To use: drupal_get_library('jquery_pp', LIBNAME);
Dependancies: jQuery Update, jQuery 1.7
Note: Currently only the dev version of jQuery Update has jQuery 1.7 available. So you'll need to use that instead of the current release. (As of 06/07/12.)
