Form Tips module uses JavaScript to move form description/help text to tooltips.
It helps to reduce form clutter by removing form descriptions from the page and only displaying them when needed.
Please see the screencast showing how the Views 6.x add fields form looks with this module enabled.
This module is designed to help manage large multisite installations by allowing a master installation to run multiple slave crons when the master runs cron.
Roadmap
The Termcase module gives site administrators the option to specify case-formatting on the terms within a vocabulary.
It prevents users to use different cases on terms. With termcase you can make sure all terms in a vocabulary begin with an uppercase or that they are all formatted to lowercase.
There are five options available:
A notifier for the ErrorNot centralized error management tool.
The winners module can be used to select users (winners of contests) based on a view which defines the rules of how these users should be selected. The default "winner choosing view" will choose random users that have never won any contest, but you can configure a view with whatever rules you want to choose winners.
Winners that are selected for a contest are saved in a simple database table, which can be accessed through views or viewed through the winners module interface.
Ever wanted to know what changed in the {variable} table? Who changed it? What the old value was?
Well, this is the module for you.
Using a database level trigger and a log of the connection id of the current request, we can log all of this. This should allow a bunch of other modules to be written on top of this one to allow for rollbacks etc.
Postgresql and Mysql supported, requires Mysql version greater than 5, and requires plpgsql installed on the Drupal database for Postgresql.
You need this module if you have a nested menu tree with taxonomy terms, e.g.:
And you have a node referring to the term in menu. For example, node refers to the Term 1-1. On the node page you'll see only the first level of menu, because node itself doesn't have a menu item and the menu becomes collapsed:
Module solves this problem, so the menu will be expanded to display the term referred by current node:
This module is a concatenation of many little things that I like to have and usually would have to create a "mini-module" to get them to work.
The idea is simple: if I wanted to have a Delete tab on my nodes, a second Submit button in my node/edit/* pages, have a text field for the minimum number of words to enter in a node, etc. All those things are very easy to do, but creating a new separate module for each one of them is tedious and uses much more resources on my Drupal installations.
Require user authentication (login) on all pages, regardless of user role permission settings.
Features
Usage
This module allows administrators to dynamically build Apache Solr search facets without writing any code.
Search facets are a way to let your users filter search results in interesting ways. Some facets included with Apache Solr are filtering by content author or by content type. Facet Builder allows you to create your own facets, describing each filter option using the Views UI.
