Worker Chains (sandbox)
Component type
Categories
Maintenance status
Development status
Component created
Component changed
Worker component to the 'Conduit Chains' project.
Worker component to the 'Conduit Chains' project.
This module makes it possible to create drag and drop tests for the quiz module. Each test consists of an image with hotspots and labels. The test-taker needs to connect a label and hotspot.
Extensible Provisioning Protocol (EPP) is an XML based protocol used by the Internet industry, particularly the registrars and registries in managing domain names (register, renew, modify, delete, transfer) and other elements in a Shared Registry System environment. It is the standard protocol used by a majority of gTLDs and ccTLDs.
Adds Yandex specific XML/RSS namespaces, channel and item elements for Views RSS module.
This module allows Drupal 6 users to easily implement the Cookie Control module, and exposes an API for other modules to use to integrate with Cookie Control.
The Cookie Control project provides a solution for D7, but I felt that there was a need for a D6 Cookie Control module. In order to achieve this using D6 we loaded jQuery 1.4.4 from the Google CDN. The jQuery version in Drupal core is still used on admin pages in order to preserve some functionality.
This module extends the Webform module and allows your users to create new Webform Submissions pre filled with the data from previous Webform Submissions.
Provides integration with Google PicasaWeb.
This is a plugin for making arithmetical calculations when tampering imported data with Feeds Tamper.
Original issue: http://drupal.org/node/1439280
It allows you to execute simple mathematical operations against numeric data being imported. I personally needed this to multiply prices by 100, to get them in cents, following Drupal Commerce reqs.
Ever wondered while mapping things with Feeds and had to map references to anything (Taxonomy Terms, Nodes, etc). You always need to write code everytime and craft complex queries to find the entity you want to reference? Fear not, this is a flexible solution using the awesome Feeds Tamper. The rationale is the following: