Site contacts information adapter
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Provides contact information for users depending on which site from which entered to site for first time.
Provides contact information for users depending on which site from which entered to site for first time.
This module was written with the Commons distribution in mind, but works well with all kinds og Drupal sites.
Utilizing the new revolutionary Spritz technology, this module exposes a custom field formatter for displaying text field content in a Spritz widget.
Overview
The Gallery 3D module provide site users to create a 3D gallery. Unlikely other available modules it provides the default node page with a 3D gallery view.
Key Features
In-built content type for albums "Gallery 3D".
In-built view for Albums for logged in users.
No need of custom theme, Node page will be as 3D gallery.
In-built image style for Album images to render properly.
Provide a side-by-side form view for managing entity translations.
This module allows administrator to edit any entity translation by displaying a 2-column form showing two languages side-by-side.
A bookmarklet is a bookmark stored in a web browser that contains JavaScript commands to extend the browser's functionality. For instance, a bookmarklet might allow the user to select text on a page, click the bookmarklet, and be presented with a search engine results page for the search term selected (from Wikipedia).
A block with direct links to Field Group's Multipage pages.
This module extends the functionality of Field Group's Multipage format type for entities by providing a block that allows you to access all multipages directly from a list.
By default you only have Previous page and Next page buttons to navigate with, but for large and complex forms this may be too restrictive, say when you need to edit a minor detail on page 8 in a 12 page application form.
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This module takes content types that have a repeating date field (such as events) and creates individual nodes for each occurrence. Each occurrence is tagged with a source reference field that keeps track of the entire series. If one event is updated, you will be prompted whether or not to make changes to this occurrence only, all occurrences in the series, or this occurrence and all following occurrences (which resets the source reference to the edited node).