This integrates the Skipjack API for credit card processing in Drupal Commerce.
This module creates a Commerce payment method rule. After enabling the module, you must enter your Skipjack HTML and developer serial numbers on the rule configuration screen.
This module adds a colored banner to the top and bottom of every page on your site indicating the Department of Defense level of content classification.
The four available levels are:
The custom level allows you to select your banner color as Green, Yellow, or Red, and allows you to insert your own custom text instead of using the pre-determined text.
It is available for Drupal 6 right now, but a Drupal 7 version should be on the way soon.
http://archive.plugins.jquery.com/project/LocalScroll
Integrates the LocalScroll Library with Drupal using the Libraries API.
Allows Drupal files (from the upload, comment_upload or filefield modules) to be stored in Rackspace Cloudfiles.
When using Domain Access, if you want to delete a domain, you are forced to assign that domain's content to another domain. Domain Purge allows you to optionally delete a domain's content, as well as its users when deleting the domain.
Enable the module, then click the new "Purge" tab that appears when you go to edit a domain.
This module can be added to a site where CiviCRM is using an onsite payment processor. It protects against a data caching issue which causes billing information to be retained in CiviCRM's civicrm_cache table.
You shouldn't need this module any more. Upgrade to a recent CiviCRM instead.
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Modifies the core search so you can exclude node types search results.
Also enables redirections for specific node types.
For example if you have a team members view using a team member type,
you can set it so all team members that come up in the search are
redirected to the team members page. PHP filter is also available
if you have more complex cases.
Additional features includes being able to hide the default node
information from the search results, changing the default no results
text and enabling simple sorting options.
Microsites provides a site-within-a-site capability, using a plugin-based architecture.
How it works
Microsites are individual nodes which are specially enabled to provide their own context, menu, breadcrumb and other settings. When a node becomes microsite-enabled, it creates a menu, context and other components automatically.
Other nodes can be added to the microsite by ensuring they are within the scope of the Microsite context (for example, by setting their base bath to be a child of the microsite node).
API
Small module that does feed aggregation in nodejs.
This project utilizes the cURL php extension to transfer views results across sites (in multisite environments). It is best if used with views in features, as the remote and local names must be the same. This way, data transferred across is guaranteed to match up by column, as long as the view isn't overriden.
