Custom field formatter for the link field that takes web screenshots using the Bluga Easythumb API.
This module is sponsored by Holly.
Drupal automatically hides menu items for paths that are not accessible by the current visitor. This is often very useful, but occasionally it is preferable to show the menu item, and show an 'access denied' page after the user clicks on it.
Captcha questions is a light-weight module that employs a very simple captcha-mechanism to stop unwanted form submissions be they comment spam or account registrations.
It has no dependancies. It is not affiliated with the CAPTCHA module.
Permission settings, help and configure is available from module list after installation is completed.
You create a question/answer-pair and attach this to selected forms. If the user fails to answer the question correctly, the form will not be submitted.
Provides Context conditions based on Apachesolr searches
Initially, this will add two new Conditions for configuring Context:
Together these can be used to provide a pair of contexts for empty and non-empty results pages, or perhaps to provide additional search results, hints or adverts if someone has a particularly low number of search results.
The Windows Azure Authentication module allows users to log in to your drupal site using Windows Azure's federated login system. Currently, only Windows Live and Google are supported as identity providers. Additionally, only Simple Web Tokens are supported. SAML 2.0 support is planned.
Have you ever wanted to quickly hide certain developer & admin elements such as admin menu or not tabs but don't want the hastle of disabling modules or logging out or changing identities.
Begone is designed to scratch this itch. Via the admin interface you add css selectors that you would like to be able toggle on and off. When the small begone toggler is clicked thes elements are toggled on or off.
It is non-invasive simply hiding and showing elements using jQuery.
Simple.
The module name pays homage to the begone easter egg found in Adobe photoshop.
Allow users with permissions to edit specific select lists' possible values. I wrote this module as a way to let a client add available options to a select list. Reworking the fields to be taxonomy-based was not an option, unfortunately.
Currently it will let users ADD items to list fields (to suit my immediate needs).
The fields are validated to make sure they key type is correct. For example, list(integer) fields should only accept integer key values. The fields are also validated to make sure the user doesn't try to add a key that already exists.
AutoUpload is a user interface (UI) enhancement that initiates automatic upload of files minimizing the number of clicks required by a user.
Currently, users must select files, then press the "Upload" button. We found users often don't realize a button press is necessary and mistakenly think their image is uploaded when it's not.
This module removes the extra button press and hides the "Upload" button via JavaScript for a quicker, automatic file upload. When JavaScript is not enabled, it falls back to the "Upload" button.
This is the rename of the old Google AdManager module.
If you want to use Google Doubleclick for Publishers in Drupal 7, please check
DFP project. This project was a portage of Google Admanager to the new Google DFP properties, but at the same time there was another module that made better progress.
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