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Reserving this name for a current project I'm working on. I'll make it public soon.
Reserving this name for a current project I'm working on. I'll make it public soon.
The Optify module allows Drupal website owners to quickly and easily integrate the Optify digital marketing platform. The module exposes javascript tracking code on all website pages. In addition, the module lets website owners set pages that should not be tracked by Optify. Drupal website owners will need to sign-up at Optify before being able to complete the module's configuration settings.
Provides an "Essay" question type to the Closed Question module. Essayquestions solicit a configurable number of paragraphs from the user.
Closed Question Essay provides:
This module adds a checkbox in the edition form of each content type. Once checked, the content of each node of this content type will be uneditable (even by its creator).
This small module provides a ctools plugin that displays the Table of Contents for a book. It can be added to and panel page with a node context and supports a configurable depth.
Redirect by Selection will provide you with a select field, and with a selected value, a user will be redirected to a specified URL for that module.
This module extends User Relationships and provides a block where a user can request a relationship with another user using the username.
An AJAX enabled field will pull all usernames when typing occurs, and will allow a user request a relationship through the User Relationships API.
This module will add the send to kindle button on the selected node types.
The Send to Kindle Button lets readers save your content to read later on their Kindle, at their convenience. Adding this button to your website opens it up to millions of Kindle customers that want to enjoy your content on their Kindle.
You can send news articles, blog posts and other web content to your readers' Kindles so they can read them anytime, everywhere on their Kindle devices or reading apps.
Coming soon.
Creates a kind of 'you may also like to see' block so that users can see content related to things they have been looking at. The content is selected based on terms on content that the user looks at that relates to content on the system. The more the user navigates around the site the better the recommendations. This does not currently work for users who are not logged in.
More info to follow.
This module was sponsored by Access.