This module is a simple content type module to quickly add a bunch of different article types for bloggers and online news people. This module is meant for small to medium size organizations but can be used by anyone since it is a simple set of content types with fields and spaces for images on each page.
Easy Events
You need Easy Events if
You want to create a events page easily.
You want a beautiful grid view setup for your events page.
You want to save time adding events pages to your websites.
You like the idea setting up a events page with no work.
You want a content type, view and menu link created for the events without doing anything.
You want to embed google maps in the location field of the event or you want to talk about the location.
You want a event page created called current events.
DrupalCamp Events
You need DrupalCamp Events if
You want to create a drupalcamp events page easily and quickly.
For new installs of Drupal 7, we recommend using the most recent update 7.28.
Dependencies
The Drupal 7 version of DrupalCamp Events uses only core but if you wish to make the view of DrupalCamp Events you will need ctools, and views.
How to create a view of your DrupalCamp Events,
Entityform for Drupal 8(to avoid name confusion)
Determining if this module is needed for Drupal 8.
This module adds much of Drupal 7 EntityForm functionality to the core Contact module. Many of it's features are likely going to be moved into Drupal Core.
This module does not use the Field API. It has form creation user experience that is more similar to Webform than Entityform or Contact Storage.
Given the 2 options above is this module still needed? Developing this module well would be a substantial, ongoing commitment. I, as the maintainer, don't have the time for this.
I would be willing to help facilitate further development continue if it is determined that it is still needed considering the 2 options above.
Provide input here: #2809179: Is this module still needed?
This module is under active development for Drupal 8. If you are interested in helping with development please see this issue: #2557391: [Meta] Ensure Entityform Drupal 7 functionality implemented
Need this module done quickly for a Drupal 8 site? Contact tedbow, the maintainer, to sponsor development.
If you are looking for a working Drupal 7 version see Entityform
The EForm module enables you to create front-end forms (fieldable entities), which contain fields that you define! These forms use the standard Drupal fields. This means that out of the box, you can use any standard Drupal node field! As of the time this article was written, there were over three hundred "field" modules. And since EForms are "Drupal entities", you will automatically be able to use future "field" modules!
The forms can be used to create custom surveys, petition, and personalized contact forms, and other customized form. (For those of you who have used Webforms, this module brings Webform's functionality into the "standard" Drupal field / entity world.)
As with everything in Drupal, there are Pros and Cons to using EForm. All though EForm is a powerful tool, it is not always the best solution. The article When to Use EForm discusses the advantages and disadvantages that EForm may have over other methods of creating user "submittable" forms. Do not use EForm for forms that will contain 150+ form elements
While Webform is a great module with a huge following, it does not integrate with standard Drupal field or entity aware modules. And while Webform can be integrated into Rules and Views via additional modules, it does add complexity and overhead.
To solve these issues, the EForm module was created. It is a survey creation tool that allows integrates with standard Drupal field and entity aware modules out of the box.
This module provides integration of Drupal and Lotame.
Lotame helps publishers, marketers and agencies drive Maximum Audience Impact — maximizing the way they collect, unify, protect and activate audience data. Leveraging the industry’s most robust DMP as a central audience management engine.
See http://www.lotame.com/
The inlineDisqussions Drupal Module is an extension of the original jQuery plugin published by tsi@inlineDisqussions.
It quickly adds inline commenting functionality to Drupal websites by targeting elements and adding a Disqus comment thread for each instance. In other words you can add inline commenting to every paragraph in an article or designate comments by section or deginated structure.
Normalized Migrate (NorMi) automates building migrations (using the migrate module) with normalized database input (e.g. one table per content type, one column per field/property).
Unlike modules such as legal, term_of_user or disclaimer, Node Disclaimer module allows protection of node pages with a disclaimer. Whenever user is trying to view a protected page, they will be redirected to the disclaimer page and asked for accepting the terms.
Drupal 8 is supported.
Comment smiley module add your expression with your comment using images. This module add set of images with your comment box, just click on this and
you get the some code with your comment box.
Context Reaction: Front page provides a reaction for the Context module which lets you to change the default front page.
Install as usual, see http://drupal.org/node/70151 for further information.
