Under active development

The JIT (Javascript InfoVis Toolkit) module provides integration with the Javascript InfoVis Toolkit (http://thejit.org) and Drupal. The JIT is a javascript information visualization library that enables interactive visualizations of data using only html, css and javascript.

7.x

The 7.x version is useful for site builder when installing graphapi which provides views integration.

See the screenshots which are from the 7.x version

Adds support for Embedded Media Field to use Animoto.com as a content provider.

Clone of http://drupal.org/project/annotate.

Sandbox to add views functionality.

This Module provides a graphical interface for adding prayers to a map. It also provides a graphical map which allows prayers to be outputed and viewed by logged in users, why? because its easier to pray for people if you know where they are and why they need prayer.

This is an experimental project to allow to change pager settings via the arguments.

The principal use of this project is related to Block Instances module that allows to pass arguments to blocks.

Therefore, you can create list of content passing the node type, and limit the number of items using the arguments that this module provides.

The idea of the Static HTML Viewer module, is to bind a static HTML web site directly into Drupal.

This is not about importing a static HTML website into Drupal (this is already well documented). Instead, we are directly binding a website into Drupal.

This is very useful if you want to expose a set of HTML pages into your website without having to create a node for each page.

Commerce Shipping provides a shipping rate calculation system for Drupal Commerce, integrating shipping service selection into both the checkout form and order edit form. This module is a framework that is meant to be used in conjunction with shipping method modules like Commerce Flat Rate, Commerce UPS, and others.

Shipping service availability and rate calculation is handled in the user interface through Rules and is backed up by an API that gives you a high level of flexibility to implement simple or complex shipping scenarios.

Developers and users of this module should use the new and improved Commerce Shipping 2.x version. Sites created using Commerce Shipping 1.x can find notes on what has changed and how to update in the release notes for the Commerce Shipping 2.0 release.

Development sponsored by Reveal IT and Commerce Guys.

READ ME FIRST

Once FAPI uses HTML5 to render elements, this module can be replaced by the "placeholder" attribute available as part of the HTML5 spec. You can update the FAPI to use the "placeholder" attribute right now by using elements module. This means that this module is only useful if you are concerned about older browsers that do not support "placeholder".

*If you are upgrading from 7.x-1.0-rc1 you will need to upgrade the placeholder library. See the README.txt file for details.

Menu Order is module, which helps to create the node menu entry (item) in the right location in the menu structure. In the node edit view "Menu settings" section the "Weight" field is replaced with the drag & drop table containing the "Parent item" children items. The node menu entry (item) can be dragged and dropped to the right place within the table. It works the same way in the menu link edit form.
The screenshot of the overriden "Menu settings" block is attached (mwadd-screenshot.png).

The idea behind this module is to create a clean version of the node form.
This is useful in the cases where we would like to use the node form
as a simple and clean form for user input showing only necessary fields
and no extraneous fields that only complicate the end user experience.

This module is compatible the CCK module. Thus, it provides
the same breadth of field types available to the CCK module.

All forms submitted via this module create a node of the same type as the
node form used to create the form.