This project is a Feeds plugin that fetches a GIT repository and clones it to the local disk. Once a GIT project has been cloned locally, you can then access the contents of that repository in the same way you'd make use of a local file.
Imagilicious provides a field formatter that displays images as HTML tables.
This module requires bad judgement
The URL ID module provides a field that gives an entity a 'global' ID, based on the domain name, entity name and entity id (such as http://example.com/node/1).
The idea is that remote entities can be downloaded, inheriting the remote URL ID – a node could have the URL ID 'http://example2.com/node/123'.
D7 work on workflow module
I think this way we should go with workflow in D7:
1) Workflow is entity
2) State is field
3) Core actions, triggers integration
3) State formatter is configurable for displaying within entity view states
4) Access to none-workflow entity to view/change could be optional
5) Rules, views integration
This is Demo Project for our screen cast.
This is a small module written to provide a custom formatter for taxonomy items. The default formatters both output the terms wrapped in divs. This module adds a new formatter that allows you to specify the element type, the wrapper type, classes for both, the separator used, and if they link to the term pages or not. This gives much more customizable layout options.
This project was started in Drupal 7 and will not be back ported unless a good number of requests come in.
Blogsies is a complete blogging platform that handles all content types, views, and basic styling of a blog section. Using Context, Blogsies automatically creates a blog section and page, complete with a blog roll, category, tag, and recent post blocks. Each blog post supports tags, categories, related posts, header/teaser image, inline images, and a host of other features.
Data Services allows administrators to very quickly and easily expose any table in the current database as a Service. Tables can be queried for information via a simple syntax.
To list all data:/my-endpoint/my_db_table.json
To search for data by the table's primary key:/my-endpoint/my_db_table/38.json
To search for data using explicit field values:/my-endpoint/my_db_table/field1:39,field2:something,field3:778899.json
Expire Nodes is a set of modules which allow you to set expiration periods per node-based content type.
You can choose whether to unpublish and/or delete nodes of a given content type, a given number of days after creation. Nodes marked Sticky are not unpublished or deleted. Nodes will be unpublished or deleted on cron runs, or any system event that triggers hook_cron().
This module is for Drupal 7. It has no dependencies other than the node module. It does exactly what it says on the tin.
This module links a node with a webform submission, as a way of extend the information of a node, and providing a method for dynamic content subtypes.
It is useful in scenarios like websites where users may submit request, with an additional (optional) datasheets, with different fields based on request parameters.
It also provides website users with no admin permissions the ability of manage content types by themselves without the complexity of CCK, thank's to the webform (3.x) UI.
