Replicate module provides an API to duplicate / clone an entity.
Replicate provides a main cloning function, along with several hooks to control exactly how a field or entity is duplicated based on its type, add info after cloning, and supports custom fields and entities. It is intended to developers and does not contain any GUI (a dedicated module is available).
Replicate Field Collection Extends Replicate module to manage the cloning of field_collection entities and fields.
When you clone an entity (node, taxonomy term, ...) containing a field collection reference, the field collection items are not duplicated, and the cloned entity still references the same field collection than the original entity.
This poses great issues as any modification on the field collection will impact all the duplicated entities.
This module provides a combination of CSS Styles, WYSIWYG settings, developer hooks, style guides, and well-designed CSS3 page templates to provide clean, accessible (seeking both 508 and WCAG 2.0 AA), and visually impressive styling. It does this in an attempt to help any theme provide consistent textbook styling for the production of online course materials without the need for advanced knowledge of CSS / HTML.
This module aims to facilitate hook debugging and implementations.
It displays each drupal core hook call on each page loaded.
It's just a proof of concept, and need to be improved :
- only core hook are displayed,
- there are a lot of hook calls on each page, parameters must be added to determine which hook to display to be useful.
The Ponzi module promises to increase the number of comments a node has by investing some of them now now and returning twice as many later. However, instead of the return being made up of new comments, they are actually taken from other nodes who just recently invested their own comments.
This will eventually fall apart as there won't be enough comments to go around and the Ponzi module doesn't have any comments of its own to chip in.
This is an attempt to provide a framework in which commerce products and displays can reliably be indexed with minimal site builder input.
Collaborative online annotation offers a new kind of reading experience: instead of making notes in the margin of a book, readers can now share their reactions instantaneously and build a body of commentary about a text together.
This module allows Solr servers to be added to Aegir. Once you have a server, you can give an Aegir Site a Solr database as easily as choosing it's DB Server.
Hosting Solr is the front-end, and
Provision Solr is the backend.
This tool gives Aegir the power to manage Solr servers and provision a Solr web app for any Drupal site. It includes a Tomcat implementation but can be extended to work with Jetty, etc. Patches welcome.
Provision Solr is the backend, Hosting Solr is the front-end.
Solr is the service, Tomcat and Jetty are the servers. Just like HTTP is the service, and Apache and NGINX are the servers.
Intended to work with the Phosphene suite; provides a Views style plugin to present Bootstrap carousels.
