This is a simple module that lets the user chose a role at the registration form.
You can set the role you want to let them chose at admin/people/registration-role
This module works with Wysiwyg module and provides a plugin for CKEditor that allows administrators to set the default values for HTML table elements inserted using CKEditor.
Currently working with Wysiwyg release 7.x-2.2 and CKEditor release 3.6.6.1.
Plans underway for supporting CKEditor 4.x releases as well.
Structured Content in an Unstructured World.
Insert Field provides a method of inserting fields into any text field on the current entity. It does so by using HTML Comments <!-- field_name[delta] --> that can easily be ignored if Insert Field is disabled.
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Yet another module to improve the user experience of Drupal. This module provides multiple small enhancements to make the Drupal user interface more productive and informative.
All features can be enabled and disabled individually.
Currently no module for Drupal provides the functionality to manage domains. By managing I mean displaying WHOIS data, create and expiration date, etc. Domain management aims to solve this problem. By adding a domain (content type provided by the module), Domain management automatically pulls all relevant info and displays it nicely. There is even an option to send an alert when a domain is about to expire.
Aims to provide a generalized signup module.
This module should provide a set of features like
that could be used by modules like:
Contact me if you are interested in integrating your module with this module, and need specific features.
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Drupal 7 core's comment module adds a homepage field. But you might not want it. But it's non-trivial to remove it, because each node has a different comment form name, making hook_form_alter()s difficult.
The objective of menui_perms is to add the ability to assign permission checks to menu items. Although the core does a good job, somtimes you just want to "not show" a specific menu item under various conditions.
Currently supported conditions:
Note: This is not a access control module. This is strictly used to show or hide menu items based on a permission/role check.
This is a project containing a survey for open data day
