Inspired by beejeebus' fpd module (http://drupal.org/project/fpd), we whipped a similar pre-existing small module into shape.
(fixed fpd/fdp typo).
This module provides a default plugin argument for views, with which you can get the parent terms associated with the current node.
It is very useful to get related content from a higher taxonomic level.
Using it in conjunction with the argument "Taxonomy Term: Parent Term" you can get all those nodes for which the parent node's terms is the same as in the current node.
You can get this argument creating the relationship "Content: Taxonomy terms on node"
Suppose we have a Taxonomy Tree like these:
Proof of concept to allow for different storage backends.
Simpler alternative to http://drupal.org/project/drush_compass
Inspired by Ubercart's uc_node_checkout, this module provides a checkout pane that will display selected fields from a content type of the user's choice. When checkout is complete a new node is created with the collected values and the line item's display path is linked to the new node.
Configure Drupal commerce to provide the often requested single page purchase form. It prepare a user selected path to add a product to an order and display the checkout form, skipping the cart form. It provides a configurable rule and a UI for configuration. It also alters the checkout form pane configuration on the fly, so the user does not have to change their default checkout pane configuration.
Works with commerce_single_page_purchase to provide a simple donation form. To capture more than basic contact information about the donor, add the commerce_node_checkout module to the mix.
JS_CDN module makes possible to replace Drupal's internal version of jQuery with one much more modern version hosted on Google CDN. Also you can grab from Google CDN jQuery UI, Prototype, Scriptacolous & Mootools modern versions in order to use them in your site.
Grabbing JS files from a CDN has some advantages:
Note that due some problems with AJAX, original jQuery version (1.4.4) is used anyway for administration pages.
The User Storefront module is a shopping cart module which allows users to set up and operate online stores where each store operates mostly independently. Each user store has it's own storefront page, and it's own settings for payments. It works like Etsy in that customers have a separate shopping cart for each store, and if they have items in more than one shopping cart, they checkout of each one separately, paying each merchant directly.
This module allows to integrate Pinterest Pin It Button in our sites, allowing share images and content in this social media network.
Basically, the module fetch the image, url and description from the node and create a link for share on Pinterest. You can configure Pin Count position and wich content you want to share.
