If you want to use this module, your options are:
The intention of this module is to facilitate the creation of building materialized views of content entities. This would allow you to query entities of different types in a single performant query.
See this Google Summer of Code project where this module is proposed to be developed.
This module enhances Ubercart by allowing a store to display product prices to customers in their local currency.
This module has special installation requirements. Please read the included README.txt for details and installation instructions. Really. Don't even try to skip this step. There's important information in there, and if you don't follow all the special instructions it won't work.
If you want to use this module, your options are:
The main use case for this module is to use panels as the default layout manager for your main content area. Use variants and selection rules to have multiple panel layouts around the site.
Easylogin allows the admin to give a permission to users so they are able to log in via an url. Yes, I know what you're thinking, but wait! This could be useful for demoing, and allowing a simple login whilst devloping and prototyping alongside a client, etc.
Install, and it will create a random login URL for each active user.
By adding an optional ?destination=node/324 will redirect the user to the node/324 url after login. The default destination is <front>. The module will also adhere to the destination set with login_redirect.
This project was discontinued as the approach is far too specific and unperformant.
A relatively small module that allows one to add a field to a view of type user that will expose one or more of the latest posts made by that user, without the use of complicated computed fields or custom argument code.
The use is pretty simple:
Internet Blackout NZ is an event in protest of changes to copyright laws in NZ that require ISPs disconnect any user accused of copyright infringement, with or without proof. During the week starting February 15, many Twitter and Facebook users blacked out their avatars in a joint protest against these changes. On February 23, many websites are blacking out their entire websites for a day.
This module has been replaced by Inline Messages
Name has changed as well as feature set in favor of Network Manager. See Network Manager
