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Introduction

By default, on taxonomy term pages, Drupal will display a list of nodes (teaser build mode) that are tagged with that term. Disable Term Node Listing allows you to selectively disable node listings on taxonomy term pages by vocabulary. Once the listing is disabled, view blocks or views embedded using EVA: Entity Views Attachment can be used instead.

This module integrates the jQuery UI Multiselect plugin with existing select list field widgets.
The jQuery plugin is demonstrated at http://www.quasipartikel.at/multiselect.

The advantages of this interface over regular selection lists are:

• Separate columns for selected and available items, offering a clear view of which items are selected, unlike regular list boxes where one has to scroll through the whole list to find out what is selected.
• Less risks of mistakenly unselecting everything. Remember ever having mispressed the Ctrl key in a multiselection list, losing a painfully crafted selection? Could not happen with this interface.
• The selection can be manually ordered with drag & drop operations (optional).
• The available options can be searched (live search) (optional).
• The number of selected items is displayed.
• Select All / Deselect All buttons are offered (optional).

This module provides a watchdog implementation that sends all watchdog messages and exceptions to an Amon server.

Installation

See http://amon.cx/#install for information on installing Amon.

Enable this module as usual. In your settings.php file, provide the url to your Amon service. This defaults to http://127.0.0.1:2464/, the Amon service default. Make sure to include the trailing slash.

About pChart module

pChart module is an API for developers. It does nothing by itself. It should only be installed if some other module requires it or you are building module on top of it. This module provides a basic wrapper to integrate pChart with Drupal.

About pChart

http://www.pchart.net/
pChart is a PHP library that will help you to create anti-aliased charts or pictures directly from your web server. You can then display the result in the client browser, sent it by mail or insert it into PDFs.

Simple module to create easily a contest based on multiple challenges and validations codes.

Provides domain access conditions for menu position rules.

Allows Drupal to receive (not send) mail.

Adds Hierarchical Select support to Menu Position.

You need to install the Hierarchical Select Menu submodule of Hierarchical Select for this to work.

WARNING: This does not work with jQuery Update (7.x-2.2).

An API similar to the form api for allowing modules to implement notifications.

A port of Node Reference Create based on work from @ransom here: http://drupal.org/node/1261574#comment-5474556