Maintenance fixes only

Beans for demoing bean_wysiwyg module. Used in PP project profile.

Creates two bean types: Content and Gallery.

When ever we have a image field, we use upload button to upload the images to the server. But layman or end users will find it hard to see the file name. This module will list the image instead of the file name.

Note : This module has not been tested, Use at own risk.

Small rule action to add a line item to a cart.

Makes form validation error messages more usable, by linking the error message to the relevant field. This probably makes form validation errors suck less for screen readers.

It will migrate all nodes of the webform node type (with the default D6 fields using migrate_d2d backend), all the configuration* of the webform's settings, the form components, email destinations, submissions and associated submission data, in addition to any validation configuration you have (from webform_validation module). It grabs the "last downloaded" data too, in case your users were downloading sequential batches since the last time they were on the site.

Installation notes

See the README.txt file for complete details!

Seen is a small module which tracks which users have viewed a particular node (based on node access records), and provides this information as a tab on each node.

Credits

This module was written by Christopher Skene and is maintained by

PreviousNext can also be contacted for paid customizations of this module as well as Drupal consulting, installation and development.

This is a very simple module that lets you hide the tabs (like Manage fields or Manage display) from the administration screen taxonomy terms for particular roles.

This module provides a permission to prevent users from creating/editing/deleting/moving menu links pointing at <front>.

Use case: you wish to grant a user the ability to administer menu links, but you want a home menu link to always be the first link in the menu.

Overview

Commerce Parsian provide Parsian Bank (an Iranian bank) integration for the Drupal Commerce payment and checkout system.

Extends Field group with an option for a Popup field group. This will render a link which, when clicked, shows all of its children in a simple position: fixed popup.

This module does not mess around with the structure of the form or the DOM particularly. Rather the children of the group are surrounded in a <div>, which is then styled as a very simple position-fixed popup.

A button is then rendered on the form which toggles the popup open/closed. The label of the button is configurable.