Updates search results as the user enters text. Something of a proof of concept. Does not update filter blocks, but we may be able to integrate with the Apache Solr Ajax module at some point.
Much thanks to the developers of the Apache Solr Autocomplete module, from which much code was borrowed.
Depends on the Apache Solr module.
elFinder is a open source AJAX file manager
Features:
This module implements part of the Google Documents List Data API v2.0, as per Google Documents List Data API v2.0
The current version supports browsing documents for users (no folders, though) and it does not, at the moment, support updating, creating, moving or trashing documents. There is not a binding between site users and google accounts. You can have a list of the google documents for the whole site and/or a list for every OG group.
Do you want to allow anonymous users to comment, but also want to ensure that the email addresses they enter are THEIRS? Not So Fast creates a new column in the comment approval queue labeled "Email is verified?". When anonymous users post comments, an email is sent to the address they specify. The email contains a link which, when clicked, will register their address as being verified. Site administrators can then determine whether to approve or delete comments based on this new criterion.
Featured Comments allows site admins to select certain comments as 'featured' using AJAX links derived from the Nodequeue module. Comments can then be given weights in the admin interface. Featured Comments implements Views plugins that 1) permit comments to be filtered by whether or not they're featured and 2) allow featured comments to be ordered by weight.
This module integrates Javascript OpenID Selector with Drupal's OpenID client.
This module substitutes Drupal's default OpenID form with Javascript OpenID Selector widget, so users do not even need to know what OpenID URL is.
This module integrates with the Voxel VoxCAST CDN via their Hosting API
Vidi module serves as a guide to choose adequate visualizations from Timeline, Tagmap and GVS modules for specific data, and helps in process of preparing data and visualizations. It provides easy to use wizard for Timeline, Tagmap and GVS modules with visualizations preview.
This module is part of a package of modules being developed by Jefferson Institute. These modules are meant to serve as tools for data visualization:
This is a very small module, that lets you specify a destination address for where users should be sent to, after they submit an add/edit node form. The destination address can be set on a per content type basis.
It's particularly helpful, when you have content types, and content editor users don't ever need to see the full page node. Instead you might have them redirect to a views listing, where the content is usually found. This module makes this (easily) so.
This Module provides an Excel parser for Feeds. Absolutely new module was released in 7.x-2.x. Waiting for comments and suggestions.
