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Poutine Maker is an example custom field, widget, and formatter for Drupal 7.
Poutine Maker is an example custom field, widget, and formatter for Drupal 7.
BeansTag is a page title, meta tag and meta description management tool. You could add the above attributes to any path alias and they would be shown in the webpage. It fully support any pages including views, panel pages as well as nodes.
BeansTag also support multiple language since the language prefix in the path alias is also included when rendering the BeansTag.
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This module implements Views API on behalf of all panel panes. (ctools content-types). This let's you reuse your panel-panes as fields in views!
It also works with contexts, so node, term and user context panes also work.
A big advantage to this is if you do custom development. All you need to do is create a ctools-content-type once and you can use it both in panels *and* in views.
This is a really simple module that allows you to change the names of servers that are displayed in lists in the Hosting frontend.
This allows you to do lovely things like give your servers a 'Friendly name' that appears when choosing what database server to use for a site. Handy!
This module is a simple bridge between Aegir and token, and as such you'll want to install token module also.
This module allows views to be used as formatters for CCK node and user reference fields. This means that instead of just a title, teaser, or full node, you can show nodes using any fields that are available to Views, in any sort order, in any view style, with any views theming.
This module is version 2 of Node reference views, reworked to provide multiple formatters, and for user references as well as node references (hence the change in name).
This is an extension to the Ubercart suite of modules that allows item materials to be restricted from shipping to certain states/provinces and/or countries. It adds an interstitial check at the check out process and if any of the product(s) in a given order cannot be shipped to the shipping address, it will not allow the sale to go through, displays an error message to the user and returns them to their cart to adjust the contents therein.
Add form element for Chained selects (i.e. dependent dropowns) -- http://www.appelsiini.net/2010/jquery-chained-selects
Grab the source and place under libraries/jquery_chained (so you will have libraries/jquery_chained/jquery.chained.js).
Dependencies:
* Libraries API
Example form:
This is a commerce shipping method module. It allows administrators to define a number of shipping options, each with cost. Shipping costs do not depend on purchased items attributes or count - it's just flatrate :).
This module is used to send mail through WebDav to an Exchange server, when other options such as SMTP or POP3 are not allowed.
The module is very basic and now works only with webforms. Any help is welcome.
More configurable voting for nodes. Voting is only for logged-in users.