Cachecade

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A cache backend wrapper which lets you specify multiple cache backends in order of preference.

If one or more of your caching services are unavailable, this module will gracefully degrade to a lower priority cache service keeping your site running in case of a service failure.

This module is tested to work with the following cache backends, but should work with any module:

Custom Date Format Examples

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This is a basic Drupal 7 example module of leveraging custom date formats via a module with drupal. These formats can then be used for Views, nodes, theming and more. This has come in really handy for some client projects over the past months so I thought I would share this. I have no plans to release this as a full module, it will just stay here in a sandbox.

Menu Reference

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This module provide custom field type that can create references to items in Drupal menus.

Module also provide Views integration to create contextual filter on Menu reference field type with default value based on current page menu trail. This functionality allows you to display content on specified position of menu.

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Common use case of this module is to create images or other kind of contextual content types that belongs to certain level of site navigation.

For example you have navigation structure of your content like this:

DSpaced

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Tested with DSpace version 1.7.1 only.

Provides a set of default Feeds importers that can be used to import community data and community items from a DSpace repository using the DSpace REST API. Imported items are updated on cron.

Includes submodule dspaced_entities which defines community, item and taxonomy entities that cover both default DSpace fields and Dublin Core metadata fields. Custom fields can be added with hooks, or dspaced_entities can be replaced with different fields and xpath mappings.