This module implements a Private message with node.js.
This module gives the possibility of interactive communication.
This module give us opportunity to append extra description to the field.
In almost all themes extra description located below the field.
Sometimes needed to append extra description above the field, see attached example.
Module "Extra field description" is the best solution.
NOTE*
Yandex.XML is a service that lets you send queries to the Yandex search engine and get responses in XML format.
To set up and start using Yandex.XML in Drupal site, follow these steps:
Views offers a "CSS Class" setting that can get classes in the markup that wraps your view content, but themers often need these classes in the top level of the markup (the block container), not nested inside.
This module does some nifty logic that adds CSS classes configured in your view to the block container (with "-container" appended) to help with styling and re-usability for view blocks, potentially across many different views and displays.
Field UI Plus adds a modest amount of data to the administration configuration
page provided by the Field UI module. This helps to see the important field
instance configuration settings at a glance, without having to walk through
numerous subpages.
This is intended for use with the default Drupal 7 administrative theme, and
will no doubt look terrible if used in other administrative themes.
Test
Provides a field type Mini Panel reference which creates a relationship to a Mini Panel display and allows the mini panel to be displayed as the content of the field.
Provides a Views-style formatter for boolean list fields.
Types of formats that can be used:
Inspired by the Views boolean field handler, which ironically cannot be used for boolean field API fields.
If you enable this module, the "From" address on contact emails, both site emails via the contact form and user-to-user emails via the member contact form, will be "From" the email address configured in site_mail (admin/config/system/site-information in d7). The reply-to header will be set to the address that Drupal would have used as the From address.
This module will be useful if you're using Yandex Mail for domains and your Drupal user accounts have corresponding mailboxes on Yandex, with same password.
When user logs in Drupal, he is also transparently authenticated in his Yandex mailbox (using iframe) and he gets "View mail" block in Drupal website.
