Inline Form Errors Drupal 7 fixes

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This is essentially a fork of Inline Form Errors (IFE) for Drupal 7, with the intention of developing a near-enough bug-free version ready for production sites running Drupal 7. Or something like that. This sandbox is intended for use by developers at ComputerMinds to work together on this, as a contribution to the real Inline Form Errors module - we don't really want to fork that module for own purposes! We'll probably build towards some patches that will be submitted to IFE's issue queue.

Instructions for getting IFE set up -

Domain Background

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Domain background enables site editors and content builders to change the background image or color of a domain on Domain Access-based websites. Requires use of Domain Configuration and Domain Settings sub-modules. This module extends the huge number of contributed modules that work with Domain Access.

Potential future upgrades might include Context integration, dynamic backgrounds, and support for inline CSS.

Facebook likebox

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Simple module for getting pages with facebook likebox loading faster. Made becouse I saw how much time facebook likebox download will take when iframe is used. Read more http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/rules.html#iframes ~1 second as I saw.. This was too long time for me :p. Module is really simple to use, just enable add your fanpage url configure somesimple stuff and youre done. Module is HTML5 ready :)

Google Reader Shared Items

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Google Reader is gone

I forgot I had this module here, but thankfully, it looks like everyone else has. As most of us know, Google Reader was discontinued back in July 2013, so this module is worse than useless at this point. It's only here for the sake of new module devs who might want to look at the code for some reason.

What This Module Did

Pulls your shared items from Google Reader for display in a block.

Block Context

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Block Context provides an enhanced block admin page for managing Drupal core's blocks by their context. Filter and re-assign blocks by contexts such as Pages, Content types, Menus and Roles.

It is a lightweight alternative to the Context module. If you'd prefer to use a single page to manage your blocks rather than multiple wizards, then this module is for you.

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Filter and re-assign blocks by:

Steroids

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Steroids is a module with a collection of ctools plugins to integrate Drupal with Varnish and offer simple cache invalidation when editing content. While the same cache invalidation setup can by achieved by combining the contrib modules listed below, steroids aims to be an all-in-one package.

IMPORTANT: This module is mainly focused on caching setups that involve the caching of pages for logged in users. If you just want anonymous page caching invalidation, you are most likely better of with the standard purge, expire and varnish modules.

honeyblock

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Honeyblock - http:BL
An alternative implementation of Project Honeypot's HTTP Blacklist for Drupal 7

Honeyblock features have now been incorporated into httpBL

I am now co-maintaining httpBL so this sandbox project has been abandoned.

CCK Table De-splitter

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You've just created a new content type and re-used some of the existing fields from an existing content type for your new content type. Shortly thereafter, you've discovered the custom reporting queries to built based on your old content type don't work anymore. That's because CCK moved them to a new table. It's more efficient, right? Maybe not if you have to go modify all your existing queries in the sake of not duping a field in your database.

This module helps automate the reversal of the CCKism that splits fields into a separate table when you re-use an existing field.