Under active development

Better formats is a module to add more flexibility to Drupal's core input format system.

Features

8.x & 7.x (needs more testing for a stable release)

• Set allowed text formats per field.
• Set default order of text formats per field.
• Hide format tips per role.
• Hide more format tips link per role.
• Hide format selection per role per entity.
• Currently only works on Field API fields on fieldable entities implementing core style text processing. The good thing is that is most things in core and contrib.

An add-on for the Advertisment module that allows Flash advertisements to be displayed.

This project has been created from the on-going development of code and desire for a formal module to be created. The original discussion is at #135567: Developing a flash plugin for ad module

The UC PagSeguro project aims to integrate PagSeguro payment services with Ubercart.

PagSeguro is a Brazilian only payment system which provides individuals and companies a way to send and receive payments efficiently and safely.

A KML parser for the Feeds module.

KML, or Keyhole Markup Language, is an XML dialect for capturing geographic features and their metadata. It is an Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standard, and is very popular format for exchanging location data on the web.

This module provides error logging for client-side JS errors on your site. It does so by using Javascript's window.onerror and jQuery's $.post() to a Drupal path which can record the error details to your Drupal log or email.

The advantage of this approach is that you can leverage your site's userbase to obtain useful JS error reports across a wider variety of browser configurations than might be available to your development team.

This module depends on the builtin jQuery functionality in Drupal.

Notes:

This suite is primarily a set of APIs and tools to improve the developer experience. It also contains a module called the Page Manager whose job is to manage pages. In particular it manages panel pages, but as it grows it will be able to manage far more than just Panels.

For the moment, it includes the following tools:

The main objective of relevance module is to provide a block of related content that can be extensivelly configured, according to the website needs.

It seeks for relevant content by making a kind of 'score' rate for each relevant data. All the relevant data are summed and the greater ones are showed on a block.

The module can be used with taxonomy, dates and statistics. Also, it's possible to set the importance of each one of the itens that compose the calculation of the relevance.

A very simple JavaScript based protection that will alert a user if they are navigating away from a modified Node Edit form without saving. It uses a standard JavaScript confirm dialog that allows the user to either continue what they were doing, or cancel the move allowing them the opportunity to save. It marks the form as dirty by using the blur event of the node fields.

This module was sponsored by Phase2 Technology and KYbest.

Drush extras is a place where auxiliary drush commands may be found. Typically, these "extra" commands are not be suitable for drush core due to limitations; for example, some may only support certain platforms, and others might require customization before use.

See the README.txt file for more information.

Game clocks may be used for various purposes, such as keeping an in-game calendar, tracking game effects and events, and limiting characters to acting at a slower pace suitable for a web-based game.

You may view all active game clocks from the Game Clock administration page, as well as create new clocks there. Additionally, you can create new game clocks programmatically with the API provided with the Game Clock module.

To do so, you would create a game clock array as follows: