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This is a demo sandbox module.

Drupal 7 driver for ODBC databases, with the primary use target being the Microsoft SQL Server ODBC Driver 1.0 for Linux, as an alternative to the DBLIB module.

WARNING: This module is currently BROKEN, as prepared statements aren't working. This appears to be an issue with PHP's PDO_ODBC module, but it could be a problem further down the chain.

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.

This small module provides a redirection feature instead of providing the default domain contents in the Domain Access suite.

In a nutshell, subdomain redirection handling will be shifted from your domain's DNS settings to your Drupal installation, redirecting all subdomains to the specified URL while still serving Drupal content to the subdomains set in Domain Access.

Create a nice looking PDF communique with letterhead for either e-mail or print correspondence.

Adds a PDF tab to the node edit form. The WYSIWYG output will not match the PDF perfectly due to the fact that PDF exists in "print" while the WYSIWYG is browser based and thus treats text differently. Things that have sizes defined explicitly such as HTML tables or images should be pretty dead-on.

This module is now included in the ERPAL for Service Providers Distribution

This module shows reports from CRM activity and from sales activity. You can install it in the ERPAL Business Management distribution. It includes the following reports:

!! DEPRECATED !!

Please use Access Control Bridge as it can be considered as the successor of this module.

Description

This module creates a working interplay between the Domain Access suite, one {access control} module (e.g. Content Access) and eventually the Workflow module.

The module achieves this by implementing a step-wise grant system:

This module will display views date fields in a calendar format via an HTML table element. The goal will be to produce simple html output that can be easily classed and customized.

Why not use the current Drupal Calendar module?

I have found customizing the output of the Calendar module to be frustrating at best, and there may be a better way.

For now it would be a good idea to use that module as it is complete, functional and maintained.

Cache Entity Profile2 is Obsolete

See #2017685: Automatically create cache tables for entities that want to support entitycache.module for what appears to be the solution to entitycache cache table issues. It is not committed yet, so you will need to apply the patch. Please test the patch, and provide feedback in the related issue.

To be added.