Under active development

Description

The Views Reveal module is a Views Style Plugin that can be used to output Views in a Reveal presentation. This module uses the JS plugin Reveal, made by Hakim El Hattab.

Reveal integrates very nice HTML5 presentations, like Power Point used to do.

This module will create a View type of Reveal that will display nodes in a Reveal presentation.Settings are available for keyboard controls, theme, transitions effects, and more.

Renders HTML-files and shows them inline.

Respects local links and local images.

If you prefer to set permissions using Organic Groups roles, then you are in the right place. This project is under development, but the idea is to enable access controls for Views and Pages that can be set by OG role.

A way for those in some form of mental health/substance abuse therapy to "journal" (often at their therapists request) but not have to carry it around with them and will allow their therapist access to whichever entries the user chooses to allow. All access controlled through Drupal's user module.

This module provides a JavaScript-based timezone picker to replace the default Drupal timezone list. It features a clickable world-map with 440+ clickable areas plus Geolocation support for browsers that support it, making selecting a timezone a trivial task. This module has no configuration options. Enabling it will replace the normal timezone pickers in the system "Regional settings" page and on user profile pages.

Features:

Declares Mapbox's Wax javascript library to Drupal's library registry.

This project aims to be a lighter weight version of the ldap project. This module was primarily created to integrate with services user login methods module, providing active directory authentication to single sign on sites using services module.

This is a proof of concept module that loads a media entity and the result of the included popcorn_fake_view. You can see this working here http://popcorn.alittlehelphosting.com/popcorn/load/1/fake

The roadmap and development modules that integrate Popcorn w/ Drupal are being discussed in http://groups.drupal.org/popcorn

We recently saw a scenario where the client wanted to create an ip whitelist for their intranet site. This site is the same installation as the client’s public site. It simply has a different domain and different content. The question was ‘How we can manage separate whitelists and blacklists (ie ‘list sets’) for each domain, rather than one list set per installation.’

This module allows you to write user emails in rich text format (HTML) and the entire Drupal mail system will send emails in HTML (keep this in mind for other modules that send mails).

You also need Wysiwyg module (or similar), and an editor (I use TinyMCE) to see the format toolbar over the text fields.