This module integrates rules with browscap, to allow for conditional actions based on the browser that is being used.
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This module allows you to receive donations on your e-Commmerce site. It does this by modifying the base product in a manner that is suitable for the special case of donations.
For example, a donation is a an amount set by the customer, not you, the merchant.
There are three possible methods introduced by this module. You choose when you create a donation product which ones you wish to implement. You CAN implement all three at the same time- they are not exclusive.
The Logger module provides event logging facilities that are decoupled from any particular storage backend. It is useful for module developers who want to instrument their code for monitoring and alerting without forcing their users to use a particular backend technology, like StatsD. The module doesn't provide any visible functionality out-of-the-box. You only need it if you're a module developer looking to instrument your code or if a module you're using depends on it.
The Total Control Admin Dashboard creates a default panel page with useful administration tools. Its purpose is to create a central location from which a Drupal site can be properly cared for. Several overview panes are included for site stats and quick reference. Several administration panes are provided with quick links to content types, menus, taxonomy, and other scattered locations of important Drupal site administration. Several views panes are also provided as well as full-page comprehensive versions of the views with bulk operations.
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The WURFL module helps you in detecting the device capabilities of the mobile device visiting your website. It is based on WURFL and the WURFL PHP APIs.
The module provides device capability detection as an API to developers.
The WURFL module can be used by calling the native interface:
The Save to FTP module allows for saving a node as a .html file on a FTP Server.
After a node has been saved, and a path is given, if the user has been given the "Save to FTP" permission a form is added on the node edit page which is activated by selecting the "Publish to FTP" button.
This module solves the Internet Explorer limitation of loading not more than 31 CSS files per HTML page (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/262161).
The module will only kick in when it is needed, and remain silent otherwise.
This means, as long as Drupal's CSS aggregation is enabled, or your module count is very small, you will not notice any difference.
No configuration needed, just install / enable the module.
Node Theme is used to enable easy switching to another theme based on the path. Any site path can be controlled, not just nodes, but the name is carried over from D6.
FileField Sources is an extension to the FileField module. The FileField module lets you upload files from your computer through a CCK field. The FileField Sources module expands on this ability by allowing you to select new or existing files through additional means, including:
This is a simple module that can be used for communication of site changes/updates between the site designer/developer, and the site owners.
For example, if you maintain a drupal installation for another company, you can use this module to inform them when you have updated versions of the site (ex drupal 7.1 -> 7.2), updated modules on the site (i.e. Administration Notifications 7.x-1.0 -> 7.x-1.1), added new modules, or changed the site design in some manner.
