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dRealty is a Real Estate Module to import Listings into drupal via the RETS protocol. It aims to become a full fledged IDX solution for Drupal.
To get started
Cloud9 displays view results in a tagcloud like fashion.
The main difference to modules like Tagadelic and Tagadelic_views, which strongly depend on the results to be taxonomy terms, is that it can display arbitrary view results as clouds, as long as they have a counting field for weight calculation.
Need to disable Drupal's email system? Just enable this module!
NOTE: It will only affect your Drupal site, not your email server.
Null mailer makes a backup of your current mailer setting ('mail_system' system variable), and shows a convenient warning at admin/ and status report page, to remind you that Null mailer is active.
Simple nice calendar module that displays the materials by date. Date can be selected from node creation time or from date field (Date module required). This module creates new block "Calendar" and new pages "/calendar/YYYY/MM/DD" to display all nodes per day.
Settings can be found on block configure page (admin/structure/block/manage/pretty_calendar/calendar/configure).
This module extends Editable Fields to replace the form button with an AJAX link.
In heavy traffic websites, creating hundreds of forms on every page view can cause the website to slow down significantly, by replacing the editing process to be initiated with a clickable link we can display a lot more Editable Fields.
Migrate Legacy line items in to Commerce
Implements the Yahoo! Webplayer in your project.
Yahoo! Webplayer is a video and audio player with great-looking, with support for mp3 files, YouTube videos, plus a variety of other formats of video and audio.
Currently this module implements an initial integration, but very complete with YWP, allowing to quickly set up all the options listed on page documentation.
This small module provides a field formatter that displays a field as a link whose URL consists of a base path combined with the value of the field.
For example, if the value in your text field is 'foo', then you can have this output as a link to 'my/base/path/foo'.
This is intended for use with a View that has an argument on this particular field. This means that your field becomes a link to a list of 'more things with this value'. This replicates the functionality of Drupal core's Profile module, but obviously can now be applied to any field on any entity.
Creates "Add new @content_type" links on nodes in the node links section.
This module is currently awaiting approval. It's stable and version 1.0 will be available as soon as it is approved.
