I still believe this was a good idea, but I cannot longer mantain this module the way I want. I'm looking for a new maintainer or co-maintainers.
This module is based on the Context help module but it is more simpler and lighter. It allows the admin to set help messages based on a path.
Consider migrating to Advanced CSS/JS Aggregation
Drupal's taxonomies are not field, and that makes it difficult for theming in view and in form specially when there is more than one vocabulary. Several vocabularies waste lots of space in form. The reason i've created this module is sometimes applying special styles to taxonomies is not possible only through CSS.
The first version of this module only offers a default abstract style for vocabularies in forms. It show 3 vocabularies on each form.
This module adds the ability to execute arbitrary PHP code when a Webform is validated or submitted. This is intended to replace the existing functionality that was provided in previous versions of Webform that are no longer available in the 3.0 version. This module is not necessary if you are using previous versions of Webform.
This module is designed to manage DoubleClick advertisements on your site. It also provides integration with Organic Groups.
It works by exposing ad configurations as blocks, which can be positioned in various regions of your Drupal theme (or panel regions etc..). It also allows other modules to modify various parameters when the ads are being rendered.
Uses the NPR API to generate a block containing NPR stories that are related to the current node. At this time the module can only use the node's taxonomy terms (and term synonyms) to find related stories. The blocks it generates are, however, quite themable with lots of information made available via the NPR API.
This module is designed to help manage large multisite installations by allowing a master installation to run multiple slave crons when the master runs cron.
Roadmap
Note: As of 2011/08/17, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, or you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to #894720: YaTT appears to be abandoned.
This module allows Ubercart store administrators to apply more fine-grained permissions to the product catalog and shopping cart.
This is particularly useful in situations where you want the general public to view most of your site, including the product catalog, but only permit certain registered members, such as wholesalers, to see information about factory-direct prices or to use the shopping cart.
A configurable message will be shown next to the product if the user has insufficient permissions. This message may contain HTML as well as tokens. Some examples:
The second example produces a link Request price by email, which when clicked opens the user's email client and fills out address, subject and body with info related to both the user and the product they're viewing, so that all they have to do is click "Send".
For those not entitled, prices may be shown as a configurable replacement text, for instance "POA" or 0.00, or may be removed from forms and tables altogether. This can be configured at Administer >>Store administration >> Configuration >> Members only settings. Again HTML and tokens are allowed.
The Node to Word module simply provides two links in the links area of nodes of the enabled content types. These links are:
This module is in development, but it is also in production use and is stable. Some admin options may not be available as yet, but we're open to suggestion and very open to patches.
The project is sponsored by Code Enigma: http://www.codeenigma.com
