Provides a universal preprocessor handler for all media on a Drupal site.
More descriptions, use cases, usefulness to come.
Currently intended to be a handler for Sassy
This module currently does the following:
This simple module adds additional validation to comments and nodes creation process.
It verifies, if in last several seconds similar node or comment was created. If such situation occurs, this module will block save action and display warning message.
You can also consider http://drupal.org/project/hide_submit as JavaScript based alternative. This module is fully independent from JavaScript and can be considered as additional protection.
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Exposure image gallery integrates Exposure JQuery plugin to Views.
This module provides a field for entities that allows users to select what template the field should be displayed in. The goal is to give users the ability to choose the layout of the content without them having to use different content types for different layouts. It is a collection of three modules working in tandem:
Templates can be created through the UI or by implementing hook_template_api_templates().
This is an example module.
Example implementation of state_machine/state_flow.
Add a "Version Tagging" field. This field allows you to add tags to entity revivions. Then you can go to admin/content/revision-tags to see the site as that with the tagged revision active. It's currently only works with nodes.
Currently the field has to be named "field_example_tag" in order for the functionality to work.
This is a proof on concept that we are using on a client site.
This module allows to translate any text using the Bing Translate API.
This module allows language teachers to create tests and offer them to their students. In turn, the students can join the teacher's group and take tests. The results will be available to the teacher. Now it is possible to create 9 types of tests.
Smiley is a text filter that substitutes text emoticons, like :-) with images.
It comes with a set of example smileys, but you can import ready-to-use packages (e.g.: from phpBB's "pak"s and Adium Emoticon packs) or define your own.
To use your own smileys, simply upload them into FILES_DIRECTORY/smiley (usually sites/default/files/smiley) and import them using the "Smiley Import" module.
#NOD8CX: I have no plans to have a full D8 release within even a year of when Drupal 8 is released unless someone else volunteers to co-maintain that branch. This is not meant as criticism of the enormous effort others have but into D8, but an attempt to honestly inform anyone using this module of my plans. If you use this module and want to see it upgraded, open an issue asking how you can get involved and make that happen.
