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Transform Data into Information. Charts are a very good way to visualize a lot of data in a way that can be quickly digested.

Features

1. Wide chart type support: Pie, Line, Bar, Column, Area or Scatter charts.
2. API: A Drupal-friendly syntax for creating charts easily, regardless of the underlying library.
3. Views integration: Display the Views results as charts.
4. Examples: The module includes lots of example charts for you to reference when building your own charts or chart library integration.
5. Supported charting libraries: out of the box, you may use either (the new) Google Charts (GC for short), Highcharts (HC for short), or C3 (Drupal 8 only) as the charting library.

Makes all textareas (such as the 'body' field on the node edit page) accept the Tab key --- pressing Tab while in a textarea will now insert a tab into the content, rather than moving focus to the next field.

I threw this module together to facilitate easier discussion of code snippets on the forums at kineme.net (an opensource project sponsored by Kosada Inc.).

This is a helper model that provides access to the FFmpeg application. It provides some basic functionality for developers who need to process media files. In addition to transcoding media, FFmpeg Wrapper provides a way to extract specifc data from a media file- duration, dimentions, codec, etc. It is intended to help build a community supported interface to FFmpeg instead of having multiple modules reinventing the wheel every time they want to process rich media.

Editor allows rich text fields to be edited using WYSIWYG client-side editors.

Editor is a backport of the Drupal 8 pluggable text/WYSIWYG editors and CKEditor module.

Requirements

Editor has one dependency.

• Filter module included with Drupal core.

The included Editor CKEditor module has one additional dependency.

A CCK field type to store lists of co-ordinates, or tracks. These tracks are intended to be visualised on maps, plotted as distance/altitude profiles, have statistics derived from them, etc.

The module has been created in what is hoped is a flexible enough manner to allow multiple input formats to be used, and to allow track data to be shown in many different ways. The 'base' trackfield CCK field knows about latitude, longitude, altitude and distance. This system is flexible enough to allow distance/altitude pairs to be entered without latitude/longitude (this entry could be via the trackfield_csv module). This would be useful for someone with a cycle computer with altimeter but no GPS who wishes to graph hill profiles. Although of course the input modules know how to convert latitude/longitude pairs into distance data when it is entered.

User data handling will be catered for later, an example of which is an athlete who might want to record heart rate and time information (from which speed can be derived) at each co-ordinate.

Screencast

• Demo showing how much time you can save creating structured nodes with this module
• Demo of the keyboard shortcuts functionality provided via jwerty integration

The Outline Designer is a user experience module that makes book management more intuitive.

Tutorial of Alpha 4 in action

User Permissions provides an interface for giving additional permissions to individual users without the need to assign them to a special role. When this module is enabled, users with the 'administer permissions' permission can access the 'User Permissions' tab on each user's account.

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Allows users to pick a winner of two nodes of the same type.

This module allows users to vote on pairs of nodes for each content type. After a user votes on a random pair by picking a winner, he or she will be directed to vote on the next random pair.