Extends theme settings to show a startup image on iOS devices like iPhones etc.
This sandbox is temporary; the module will either become a full project on its own, or else included as a sub-module of touch_icons.
Splunk is a powerful tool for log analysis, log management, and much more.
Your IT infrastructure generates massive amounts of data. Machine data - generated by websites, applications, servers, networks, mobile devices and the like.
By monitoring and analyzing everything from customer clickstreams and transactions to network activity to call records, Splunk turns your machine data into valuable insights.
This simple module allows you to enter payments for orders that were received outside of Commerce. You can select the type of payment (Visa, MC, etc..) and enter a reference note for the payment. This module was made by making minor modifications to the example payment module provided with the payment module.
this small module sends sms messages in ubercart system
Responsive images and styles demo
The MASt module provides Mobile App Services, with a focus on content creation from a mobile app.
MASt provides endpoints via the Services module that describe your content types so that any remote application (e.g., a mobile app) could retrieve enough information to construct a content form.
At the moment, this only has an implementation for node entities, but the API is generic enough to work with all fields and even arbitrary elements that you wish to expose. The intention is to make this as generic and pluggable as possible so that you can easily customize the endpoints in a consistent way.
This passes the user login validation handling off to a local Services user.login resource instead of Drupal form handling.
PROJECT: Enhancing Drupal's Scheduler Contributed Module.
You may already know about the contributed Drupal 6.x and 7.x module named Scheduler: http://drupal.org/project/scheduler
The Scheduler contributed Drupal module is quite useful and often implemented: http://drupal.org/project/usage/scheduler
In a standard web publishing workflow, an audit trail regarding when nodes have been published is a staple.
The Commerce Checkout Buttons module enables the use of shorter button values ​​on Drupal Commerce checkout pages.
What exactly does the module?
module is for use cases when certain role have access to administrating users and should see the options in "UPDATE OPTIONS" to add or remove selected users to or from selected group. This module provides this feature to easily and fast add/remove user to/from group without the hassle.
-- REQUIREMENTS --
7.x-1.x requires Organic groups 1.x
7.x-2.x requires Organic groups 2.x
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