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This is a demo sandbox module for tutorial purposes

migrate_d2d provides a framework based on the Migrate API for migrating content from Drupal 5, Drupal 6, or Drupal 7 sites into the Drupal 7 site where it is installed. As of the 2.1 release, It requires Migrate 2.6 or later. Besides addressing contemporary needs to migrate to Drupal 7, it has helped serve as a proof-of-concept for incorporating the migration approach into core as an upgrade path (https://groups.drupal.org/imp).

Extends the Link module to allows users to choose the field label when submitting a link field.

For instance, on the content adding form their may be entry for "Web site" which allows the person adding content to choose whether it is a "Personal web site" or "Company web site" in addition to filling in the title and URL.

This is currently done in a duct tape and paper clips way.

Allows people who can add content on your site to define their own labels for certain fields, or to provide their own units.

This is a simple module that provides settings to limit the number of values to display on fields with multiple values.

The module extends the field display settings for fields which permit multiple values. Site administrators can specify how many values to display for each display mode (e.g. the teaser). Optionally, an offset can be specified to skip some values.

Drupal 7

Dependencies

The Drupal 7 version depends on Field formatter settings API module.

Test sandbox module

A small module written to extend the Webform module capability to write CSV files to a location on the server for later extraction into 3rd party CRM systems.

It requires WebForm to be installed as well as the a "files" directory to be created underneath the webroot of the site.

The External Link Popularity module is an old module that used Javascript to track and tally users' clicks on external links within nodes via Voting API.

This sandbox project seeks to port this module to Drupal 7, add Views integration, update the code to comply with current Drupal techniques, and add flexibility. Right now, the module also tracks clicks on node fields when displayed in Views, and in the future, it can be expanded to track clicks on links within other (non-node) entities, if that seems useful.

Provides an API to store information on scores of games in Drupal.

Provides access to functions through GET or POST.

Returns information game scores as XML for easy handling in external applications.

This module was created from e-card module. Provides the same functionality as the original module plus some extra features such as:

• Notice that the postcard was seen
• scheduled Post
• Importing emails with the Contact Importer module
• Calendars with JQuery
• Send copy of postal