Maintenance fixes only

My collection of scripts I use for meddling with and maintaining my Drupal installs.

The module adds "Translation required" to the administer node content page (admin/content/node) filter options. This enables editors to mark nodes that needs translation, so translators easy can get a overview of these nodes.

The require translation option is available on the node edit form for nodes that support translation.

Requirements

The module requires that the Drupal core translation module is enabled.

What is Panels Extras?

Panels Extras is a collection of plugins that extends functionality to the Panels module.

Does it do x?

We are actively maintaining Panels Extras to provide extended functionality for the Panels module. Please add plugin requests to the issue queue.

What's inside?

Currently Panels Extras includes the following plugins:

Form Child Theme is a helper module that allows you to theme the expanded elements of the checkboxes and radios elements within forms simply by adding '#child_theme' as a variable when declaring the element within a form.

For example:

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

In the name of Allah, Most gracious, Most merciful.

This module provides meta tags for Drupal 7 installations. I started writing it just after Drupal 7 was released. In various reviews, comments, and other posts around the Web, I kept seeing the same thing: people wouldn't try Drupal 7 without support for meta tags, and the successor to Drupal 6's 'Nodewords', the 'Meta tags' module, had no code.

fork of fbstatus
tweaked to get it working again
caches images from fb with imagecache for privacy

needs templating/theming!

Gives site builders the ability to disable zones (for all countries) in the "State/Province" dropdown on the checkout page. Zones in the billing and shipping pane can be disabled separately (to allow someone to buy a product from Hawaii address without shipping there for example).

Other methods I've seen to accomplish this are:

Bundle of configuration that will create a flag for publishing posts to Drupal.org. By default, the flag is only turned on for the built-in content type that is closest to a blog post (for Drupal 6, it's Story; Drupal 7 is Article).

The planet node listing gets displayed at /planet and the feed is displayed at /planet/feed

Edit Limits adds certain limits to editing nodes and comments. This can set the number of times a node can be edit. This can also set a time frame for nodes to be edited, as well as a different time frame that comments can be edited.

Limits on nodes can be combined, so that a node can only be edit a set number of times or within the time frame.