Helper module providing a connection layer to get data from a CiviCRM installation through the REST API interface.
You should write your own module that depends on this one, and leverages its API functions.
The explorer project - being a Drupal 7 successor of the Nodereference Explorer module - aims at providing a universal entity selection utility, for nodes, users, taxonomy terms etc. The ambitions are high as it's supposed to be highly customizable and scale to a large number of entities. Here, I try to sketch the core features:
Multiple swtiching options for mobile devices / domains.
- Switch to mobile domain for mobile devices (minimal UI to switch back manually)
- When on mobile domain:
- Switch View modes for content (Display Suite)
- Switch Variables,
- Switch theme.
A fork of Feeds with misc. features that need to be discussed for integration back into the main contrib project. Fork was created during a project for which permission and resources to release these changes has just recently been obtained.
This module adds support for node view modes to the Apache Solr Search Integration module.
The Apache Solr module allows administrators to set up multiple Search Pages. This module extends that functionality in a similar way to the Display Suite search module by adding 'view mode' support to search results.
Administrators that enable this module will see a new 'View Mode' on the configuration form for Apache Solr pages.
Sandbox for taxonomy_breadcrumb
This module was really more of a proof of concept that never became sophisticated enough to be truly useful. I am now marking it as unsupported.
If you are looking for something similar (but much richer), I recommend webprofiler (included with devel) for D8. Suggestions for a D7 equivalent welcome!
This project has been merged into the main Drupal Commons repository with #2009294: Consider moving invitations field and notifications code from commons notify into commons trusted contacts..
For Drupal Commons 3.4 or higher, visit http://www.drupal.org/project/commons to download commons and use this module.
Relation is awesome. Flexifield provided an awesome UI.
This module will attempt to make awesomesauce.
This module allows you to restrict access to term page based on user roles. It depends on the Drupal core taxonomy.module—just activate both modules and edit a term item as usual. There will be a new fieldset that allows you to restrict access by role or close term page for all roles.
