Minimally maintained

This module is no longer under development due to duplicate functionality: Field collection module.

Provides an API to use Field module fields as fieldable entities. It contains an dedicated entity controller and an field storage backend that delegates field storage to fields' entity controller.

Features Override is used to change (override) existing Features. You may want to use it if:

• You are installing a feature module that requires this module.
• You have a site built on features - e.g., an Open Atrium or Commerce Kickstart site - and you want to make changes without losing them when you upgrade to a new version.
• You are a feature developer looking to selectively override components (Views, content types, etc.) of existing features and export just the changes to code.

Initial 1.x development sponsored by Chocolate Lily. The 7.x-1.x branch was unstable with several reported issues for views (and, likely, panels). That branch has been abandoned with new development occurring in the 7.x-2.x branch (sponsored by Phase2 Technology). Drupal 6 users should continue to use the 6.x-1.x version...no 2.x branch is planned.

NOTE: Overrides exported with version 1.x are NOT COMPATIBLE with overrides exported with version 2.x. If upgrading you should disable the 1.x override, remove the 1.x Features Overrides module, install/enable the Features Overrides 2.x version, then re-export your changes as new overrides.

Drupal 8

For similar functionality in Drupal 8, please see the Config Actions module.

Requirements

• Features 7.x-1.0-rc1 or later, to include the fix to #984472: Add hook_node_info_alter.
• CTools

This module adds support for mixed use of SSL and non-SSL (http and https protocols) for the 6.x branch of Domain Access.

Currently, Domain Access allows you to specify per domain whether to use http or https, and if a domain source is configured, URLs throughout that site (including form actions and so forth) use that protocol. However, if your site mixes use of both protocols (say, with SSL to protect the user login page, admin pages, or authenticated sessions in general), Domain Access does not support that configuration.

For background information, see the original issue: #758714: Allow both http and https for a given domain?

Put your site in maintenance mode by uploading a file.

This is a pretty simple module that checks for the presence of a file called 'maintenance.lock' in either the Drupal root directory or a site-specific directory (sites/mysite.com, for instance) and sets the site to maintenance mode if the file is present. This is very helpful for deployment scripts, such as Capistrano and the like, in which you don't always have ready access to the database, or when you want to take a lot of Drupal sites down at once without waiting for Drush to iterate over all of them.

Media: TED adds TED as a supported media provider.

You can use

• the default TED embed code
• Wordpress.com shortcodes (e.g. [ted id=319], [ted id=1817 lang=ro] )
• Direct TED video URLs (e.g. http://www.ted.com/talks/apollo_robbins_the_art_of_misdirection)

Media: Comedy Central is an Embedded Media Field for comedycentral.com videos.

It should support videos from any Comedy Central subsite (e.g. http://www.thedailyshow.com/)

Reinvigorate has been acquired by webtrends, thus rendering this module obsolete.

Reinvigorate is a simple, real-time web analytics + heatmaps solution that measures your influence on the web. This module provides an easy to use interface to adding reinvigorate tracking to your Drupal site.

Read more at their website.

Maintained and developed by: devkinetic.

This module's audience is developers who require machine names for taxonomy vocabularies, including views support. This module allows existing (and new) installations to continue using the Drupal 6 taxonomy API while gaining the benefits of vocabulary machine names.

As such, it should play nice with any taxonomy related modules (such as those that provide import / export features, etc...)

This module provides Moodle SCORM (http://www.moodle.org) integration for Drupal using CCK functionality. It depends on the CCK and the FileField module. This first version focuses on displaying SCORM contents and logging events for each user. Analysis of all logged events will be part of a later release. The module enables the user to upload a SCORM compatible Zip file during node creation process.

This is a Views summary style plugin. It allows you to embed the results of a View with each argument in the argument summary. You may use a different display; for example, you might build an archive View with a Year+Month argument, that lists the four most popular nodes for each month in the summary, but that lists nodes in date order when you click through to the argument.

Usage

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