CSS Gzip will no longer be updated/supported and is considered obsolete. All future development is being done in the Advanced CSS/JS Aggregation module.
Swipht technologies developed a set of security modules with sponsorship from Portland State University. The modules provide roles and user specific security permissions for menus, menu items, nodes, and security integration into the administration and help systems. We would like to provide this suite of modules back to the community to share the usefulness of the suite and involve the community to provide additional support, testing, and moderation.
Swipht technologies developed a set of security modules with sponsorship from Portland State University. The modules provide roles and user specific security permissions for menus, menu items, nodes, and security integration into the administration and help systems. We would like to provide this suite of modules back to the community to share the usefulness of the suite and involve the community to provide additional support, testing, and moderation.
Swipht technologies developed a set of security modules with sponsorship from Portland State University. The modules provide roles and user specific security permissions for menus, menu items, nodes, and security integration into the administration and help systems. We would like to provide this suite of modules back to the community to share the usefulness of the suite and involve the community to provide additional support, testing, and moderation.
A simpler, user friendly interface for feed functionality which can easily be used and modified according to the situational needs.
'RSS Feeder' module is a simple to use module, to generate RSS feeds for your own site.
Features of "RSS Feeder" module :
1. It works on the custom query provided for the content.
2. Dynamic RSS generation is there based on specified time period.
3. Cached RSS data which provide better performance.
4. Simple Admin interface.
Note: Zenophile is not compatible with the new 7.x-5.x (HTML5) branch of Zen, and probably never will be, particularly since Zenophile itself supports automatic subtheme generation via Drush now. Thanks for a good run, loyal Zenophile users!
Zenophile allows themers to very easily start new Zen subthemes without all the tedious file copying and find-and-replacing required when creating subthemes by hand. It also simplifies other common tasks when creating Zen subthemes, such as adjusting the width and placement of some page regions. Zenophile includes a simple API allowing developers to create their own modules to modify Zenophile's behavior and add their own features.
Project abandoned.
This module is still in the early development phase - nothing much to see here yet. If you're not sure what CAS (Central Authentication Service) is, this module probably isn't for you.
This module allows a Drupal instance to restrict registration to those who can successfully authenticate via CAS (as configured by the site admin). Unlike the CAS module, which creates a Drupal user account or logs into an existing Drupal user account when an individual authenticates via CAS, this module does not interface with Drupal's user authentication system. Instead, it sends an invitation via email (in the same manner that the Invite module does) to register on the Drupal site (like normal) to users who successfully authenticate via CAS. In this way, CAS is used as part of the registration process, but not to log in.
Read the README.txt before installing. An external library (phpCAS) and specific PHP modules (curl, openssl, dom, zlib) are required.
Converts form-item help text into JavaScript tooltips. The dev version now features form-id based tool tip activation (for any tag with class "description"). There are some issues however, because it will apply to all forms on a page, rather than just the individually requested form.
The goal of this module is to clean up complex forms, and subsequently make them easier to theme.
Apply format for the title of a node. At the moment supports Bold and Italic.
Sponsored by Chuva inc..
UPDATE: I have changed the requirements from APD to Runkit OR APD instead. This gives you 2 options. If you use PHP 4 to 5.1 then using APD is the easier route but I dont have install instructions for that right now. If you use php 5.2 to 5.3 then you will need to use Runkit. I have not been able to get APD to work on anything greater than 5.1 yet so I've decided to include Runkit in the mix to cover all the PHP versions. Runkit does not have the ZendOptimizer compatibility problems that PECL APD has. It also works with php 5.2 and php 5.3 where as APD does not.
