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This module changes the default functionality of Commerce to use a static url in checkout instead of dynamic one that changes in every order.
It is supposed to be a helper module for banking institutes that don't accept dynamic urls.
It simplifies development of redirection-payment modules, by allowing developer to deal only with each bank and not with the static url needed.

Allow the administrator to choose under which view mode the content will be shown on node/NID pages regarding to the user roles and the content type.

This module's configuration form is in the content type edit form.

As settings are stored into the variables table, they can be exported using Features and Strongarm modules.

The objective of this module is to convert a custom html web page into a Drupal template.
This module will get an html file, analyse it and create the folder and files required to activate the template.

The aim of this module is not to provide an interface for ALL possible functionalities you can perform on a template but to allow an easy and fast template creation from an html page.

Spider Flash Calendar is one of the best event calendars available for Drupal. This product is a highly configurable Flash calendar module which allows you to have multiple organized events. The Spider Flash Calendar has many advantages like putting in an event media files: videos and pictures files. Drupal Flash Calendar is highly integrated with Drupal administration.

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This module helps you to disable Order Review page for Ubercart checkout process.

The site logo variable is used by many contrib modules but the way it is rendered by default leaves little room for customization. Usually it is rendered by the theme in a pre-defined region, linking to the home page and displaying the full image without any possibility of using image styles. Logo Block solves these problems by creating a block that you can put wherever you want, with a configuration form where you can select which page (if any) you want the image to link to, as well as an optional image style that you want to use for the rendering of the logo.

You may be more interested in the Profiling module.

This module captures performance data of various Drupal components and provides a rich API for storing the generated statistics.

This module allows you to manage Openstack-based cloud deployments. It use the php-opencloud SDK distributed by Rackspace, and is currently tested on Rackspace.

This is still under development. Most of the API has not been implemented yet.

In normal rendering of Drupal form fields, the field's "description" (i.e., its help text) gets placed below the form's input element, which is not necessarily the most useful place to place it. On textarea form fields that enable multiple input formats, for example, the field's help text gets placed below the text format selector and tips. This means that website users are unlikely to notice and read the help text.