Under active development

Allow site administrators to make sure certain sections of their sites are always accessed through SSL.

This module adds a reaction plugin to the Context module and thus benefits from all the flexibility that the Context module provides.

Before setting up this module, make sure SSL is enabled and fully configured on your web server and that the "https version" of your URL is correctly pointing to your Drupal website.

Sponsored by Recidive Networks.

The Github widget module allows you to show Github information (https://github.com/) in relation to (project) nodes. Information retrieved from Github projects are:

• Name
• Owner
• Description
• READme
• List of branches

This information is available as part of the node or in a block. The administrator can decide which node types are selected to be enriched with Github information. It is also possible to only list branches that are stable according to the Drupal specifications.

This is the page dedicated to the SocialBar module.

This module provides a list of easily customisable links to social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Digg, StumbleUpon... these links allow visitors of your site to easily share the URL and corresponding text you have set in the configuration page of your module.

e.g. "Great open source CMS http://drupal.com" via Tweets, Facebook status updates, etc (thanks to the 'share' APIs of thee sites)

Allows for configuration of the text used when no results are returned from search. By using a theme override, we can make this text configurable without the performance overhead of using string overrides and localization.

Drupal Compass Plugin is an extension to the wonderful Compass framework. It adds support to several base themes (notably Zen and Fusion) as well as new clean themes.

Contip stands for contextual tooltips framework. A contip is a tooltip rendered directly on a specific html element for a specific context. You could print a Contip directly using set_contip_message, declaring a ctools plugin or as a rule action.

Working sandbox for panels issues.

Fork of the Versioncontrol API project for my Google Summer of Code 2011 project: Development Activity logging, Activity Streams and Development Statistics.

See Versioncontrol API for the original project.

Activity that will be logged (initial messages to give an idea):

This feature is designed to improve Aegir first time user experience:

1. The front-end UI is simplified to minimize possible confusion.
2. The menu is re-organized for easy access to common tasks.
3. Most of commonly used Aegir features are enabled by default.
4. New role 'root' is added to allow optionally higher level of access for the end-user.
5. Permissions are improved for Client role so the Client can better manage his sites.

Dependencies:

Serves flat HTML files, Working PHP files, or even remote website mirrors (realtime or cached) in a Drupal context.

Originally designed to just serve a subsection of legacy, malformed HTML pages under a Drupal theme, this module has been extended to enable wrapping a Drupal shell around legacy applications, (PHP, ASP, Perl) allowing most of the old functionality to keep working, without much code review needed.

Say you have a set of old pages that just can't, won't, or shouldn't be migrated into Drupal nodes.
- A Discussion board archive,
- Exported Presentation Slides,
- Files that are updated from an external tool (eg statistics dumps)
Custom, Crappy HTML, or an external PHP script
- any Web application that's too much work to rewrite.
- Even an old CGI script in another language can be 'wrapped' in Drupal
by entering the URL as a source.

Wrapper attempts to automatically take most of the hard work away from getting this done.

(By putting past mistakes on a life-support system)