A forked version of the main DbLog Event Simple Pager (https://www.drupal.org/sandbox/ToddZebert/1972430) for experimentation with the issue queue on d.o.
This is a module that manage the workflow in a team during a project.
Possibilities:
- Adding projects
- Adding Statuses for task
- Adding Priorities for task
- Adding Task type
- Adding Task(Assigned to, deadline)
- Adding comments to a task(time, text)
- Adding files to a task
- Edit comments
- Delete files of a task
- Edit task(type,priorities,status)
Module to display a popup to comply with EU Cookie Law
Logo image style allows the site builder to use image styles to render the theme logo. The used image style can be set on a per theme basis.
This module extends Options Element module, implementing a new field type and new rules data type.
The Entity Claim module provides ability for users to claim authorship of any kind of entity. i.e. node, user, comment, organic groups etc...
Following modules are required
This module acknowledge the path of module form where it is executing and warn the developers/administrator about the duplicate module(s).
Why This:
If module(s) are exists more than one locations on the server. It display a warning message to the developers/administrator and also acknowledge the duplicate path(s).
This module creates a simple entity called block_entity, where the modules that provide blocks are the bundles (e.g. block, views, webform). This can be used with entityreference fields and views for a very simple way to place one or more blocks within content or in a view block.
The initial objective was to provide an easy way for content managers to add blocks to different page regions (with views or display suite) on a per-node basis. This helps avoid teaching content managers how to use more complex systems like Panels when that complexity or learning curve isn't useful.
This module adds filtering capability on the Field list ( /admin/reports/fields ) page. Now you can filter field items based on Field type, Field and Bundle. This module would be useful if there are many fields used in the site.
This module facilitates the management of permissions, it allows you to exclude roles and modules from the management screen.
The management page uses ajax to load the relevant permissions, you have to select at least one role and at least one module, otherwise you don't get any results. Both roles and modules can be filtered to make the selection easier.
You can also filter the permissions before and after fetching them.
The code is a bit rough, but is working. It also doubles as a show case on how javascript can be used to improve the user experience.
