The Slickgrid module is an implementation of Michael Leibman's jquery slickgrid plugin, a lightening fast JavaScript grid/spreadsheet.
It defines a slickgrid view style, so all data can be output as an editable grid.
This module will only work with Slickgrid 2.1.
Allows you do define rich relationships between Drupal entities while storing relationship data independently of either entity. Provides out of the box hook_form_edit() support for nodes and users, with hooks to allow other entities to support relationships.
Provides two modules: er and er_ui. You’ll need to enable er_ui to do anything useful. (Please ignore the er_views module, which is under heavy development and likely to be broken in dev builds.)
After installing:
Create a block via a CCK widget!
Google Form integration for Drupal 6 (will work on D7 port)
Main Features of Module:
Submit Ubercart products to Google Base using cron.
This module lets you define custom tags which you can use anywhere and in any of your templates. You can attach your own callbacks to perform on loading.
The default implementation is linking a node to a custom tag. Handy for when you have several overview pages and want to refer to these in your template.
E.g.
The module adds "Translation required" to the administer node content page (admin/content/node) filter options. This enables editors to mark nodes that needs translation, so translators easy can get a overview of these nodes.
The require translation option is available on the node edit form for nodes that support translation.
The module requires that the Drupal core translation module is enabled.
test dedupe git sandbox
Webcam field provides dynamically updating webcam image fields.
This module is compatible with Colorbox.
Wysiwyg Fields is an Inline field management system, a module that bridges the gap between Drupal fields and CKEditor, giving the power of Drupal's field system via the simple usability of a CKEditor dialog.
What that means is that Wysiwyg Fields allows for any Drupal field to be embedded directly into CKEditor and behave as a native CKEditor plugin, removing unnecessary clutter from your Drupal entity forms.
Â
