Seeking co-maintainer(s)

An effort to create a web-to-print system for Drupal

About this module

This module provides an expandable tree widget for the Taxonomy Term Reference field in Drupal 7. This widget is intended to serve as a replacement for Drupal's core Taxonomy Term Reference widget, which is a flat list of radio buttons or checkboxes and not necessarily fit for medium to large taxonomy trees.

This widget has the following features:

At DrupalCon Chicago we discussed the concept of Reliably Unique Identifiers (RUIDs) - the ability to reliably unique Drupal objects between instances. These may be UUIDs or machines names or maybe even something else depending on the situation.

This is the Drupal Reliably Unique IDentifier project.

This module allows you to use Ctrl+S or Cmd+S to save your forms.

The module deals with the following issues:

Module that turns Drupal pager URLs into SEO-frendlier ones, like nodealias.html?page=0,2 to nodealias/page2.html.

A module to integrate Drupal with the Nimbits Datalogger Application.

This module extends the Webform module to easily allow the creation of a webform that feeds to your Salesforce.com Account. This module only built for and utilizes the Salesforce's Web-to-Lead.

The idea is to map the webform field key's to your salesforce field key provided by the web-to-lead form.

The module will provide a configuration settings page "Salesforce Web-to-Lead Configuration Settings".

This project is inspired by Damien Tournoud's wonderful session at DrupalCon SanFrancisco.

If you have a field that is attached both to a content type and to that content type's comments, this module allows you to update the node values, when commenting. It also allows to show the comment values as a difference.

A typical use-case is a case tracker.

Note: Like boxes are meant to like a certain existing content that has a valid public URL, so the button may not work until the site is online. This means that the module might not work properly in your local environment

Rather than having to manually copy/paste the Like this on Facebook code for each piece of content you (or your users) create, this module will automatically add that code to the end of each chosen node type. You are able to add a Like button which likes a given URL (static, e.g. your homepage) or/and put a dynamic Like button on your page to like the page you are actually visiting.

the Out of the blocks module will allow an administrator to place the blocks by drag and drop into the right position.
This will not be an alternative to the core blocks interface nor the context UI.
These interfaces are both for administrators.
This module aims to let end-users administer blocks.
Context UI has no permission hooks and is a little too complicated for end-users.