Sometimes a user may want to add an image or a file inside the body of a node. This can be done w
ith special tags that are replaced by links to the corresponding uploaded file. If the file is an open document text
format, it will be display inline along with any images contained within that file.
This module is discontinued in favor of the Wysiwyg API. It is still here for legacy information
Drupal provides a logout link for authenticated users, but does not provide a login link for anonymous users. This module provides that.
This handles issue http://drupal.org/node/74706
Code is a revision to Heine's code at http://drupal.org/node/14223#comment-105408
The WoWRoster Integration displays WoWRoster inside Drupal.
The Menu Trim module allows menu hierarchies to be trimmed when navigated. Trimming, here, means skipping the display of parent menu items when any of some designated items becomes active.
This project has been superseded by Menu Block and won't be maintained anymore.
The daterange module provides a programatic extension for date ranges that can be used by other module developers. It creates new filters for node times, 'Node: Created Time Between' and 'Node: Changed Time Between', as well as new date range filters for CCK date (but not datestamp) fields.
If jscalendar is installed and enabled the date fields are augmented with the jscalendar button for selecting a date.
The supported operators are 'Custom date range', 'Outside date range', 'Before', 'After', 'within the past week', 'within the past month',
'within the past 3 months', 'within the past year'. When the the operator doesn't need both input fields, JavaScript attempts to undisplay the unused fields.
The date fields understand the words 'today' and 'yesterday' and subtraction of days, months, or years.
The views_filterblock module basically moves the horizontal filter from the views page content area into a (vertical) block. This differs from the views block option which displays the view exposed filters AND a limited number of rows from views content. It themes the block using collapsible fieldsets rather than the table currently used by views, and it uses some logic to decide which fieldsets should be collapsed or not collapsed based on whether the filter form has a value.
This module uses the collapse JS that is already a part of Drupal 5.
It gives the menu a slide down effect, like the settings within the admin pages already have.
Known issues:
- Title for module does not appear on modules page (hook needs to be updated - to be completed very soon)
- Disables user comments
- Administration page must manually be added to the menu system because it has now become an action for the menu to slide.
This module adds your book_hierarchy automagically into your navigation. Very straightforward, and extremely simple.
It provides no configuration, no database and so on. Just enable the module and refresh your menu's (cache).
This module was originally written for the purposes of saving a Webform draft. Webform now ships with this functionality, rendering this use case obsolete. Form Draft's functionality is not limited to Webform and therefore may be applicable to other uses, but there are no plans to upgrade or support it. If you are interested in picking up development, please contact the maintainer or file an issue in the Webmaster support queue.
Allow users to save a draft version of forms instead of submitting them.
