Under active development

Supports CSS for Kernals, Strings, and Poppers.

This module was created during an implementation of Workbench, but is useful for any workflow system where ownership needs preservation.

Use When

Javascript Drupal Extension extends the Drupal JavaScript object by exposing Drupal/PHP functions via AJAX-calls.

Ever needed to call a Drupal function from JavaScript that isn't already available in the Drupal JavaScript object? Javascript Drupal Extension fixes that by extending the Drupal object to expose PHP functions via AJAX-calls.

By default this module includes drupal_get_path() as it was the reason I made the module in the first place. I needed to get the path of a module that was installed, and thus Javascript Drupal Extension was born.

The webservice_app module lets you create json data output from drupal to any given mobile device,
In any given output format. That is, json, xml, other.

It is meant to be the glue between an app and drupal.
The philosophy of this module is to make a module with a standardized function calling methodic.
The module is plug-in based and thus highly configurable (programming examples are included).

Future use:

This module, with the right plugin, can be used to push pages to other drupal sited and placed inside other sites templates.

View the site in different sizes easily with this module. A toolbar is displayed at the top with the configured resolutions. Click one and an iframe appears with the correct size applied. Great for developing responsive designs.

This module expands the functionality of the CSS Injector module by adding the ability to upload images for CSS use. Images are uploaded into a single directory for use by all CSS Injector rules. There is also an IMCE tie in so that one can upload images for use by CSS Injector rules as well as delete images originally uploaded via the rule uploader.

Add indexing of external links added to entities via link_field.

Granular Permission Management with PermissionAssign

Through the default behavior of Drupal, granting the "administer permissions" permission to a role allows that role to manage ALL permissions.

We needed a way to allow certain roles to administer a selected list of permissions.

Granular Module Management with ModuleAssign

Through the default behavior of Drupal, granting the "administer modules" permission to a role allows that role to manage ALL modules.

We needed a way to allow certain roles to administer a selected list of modules.

Features Conflict Resolver allows to automatically or semi-automatically resolve features conflicts by moving them to a neutral feature.

Currently you need custom code to make this work as this is just a first version:

  $cmap = features_conflict_resolver_get_cmap();
   foreach ($cmap as $item) {
    features_conflict_resolver_create_feature($item);
    features_conflict_resolver_update_feature($item);
  }

This work has been conducted by Trellon.