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Triage is a module that let you build decision trees.

Synopsis

This module provides ability to react on any piece of content. Inspired by facebook reactions.

Technically the module will provide the field reaction field type, where this field can be added to any entity type(like Content type, Comment type etc).

Requirements

You require to do a composer install after downloading the module.

The InDesign Importer is a starting point to allow content imports from an InDesign XML file. This module has been designed around the idea that a single InDesign file contains many pieces of content that are related to each other. For example, an InDesign file can be a representation of a single magazine issue containing many articles.

This module creates a base class which has no use unless extended by a sub-module you create. The extending class in your submodule needs to define the destination ie: node type, as well as any additional fields.

Hide Revision Field provides an option on each supported revisionable entity bundle form to hide the revision field on add/edit forms. This allows you to create revisions but hide reduces noise for your content editors/site owners. Supported entity types currently are Node and Media Entity, extending to support other entities is very simple.

REQUIREMENTS

Drupal 8 is required, Drupal 8.1.x or higher is suggested.

Allows you to schedule a webform submission export to run at a set point in time and repeat on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. The exports use all the options available to Webform's "Download" tab and they're attached to the email sent to the configured users.

Overview

The ETL (Extract, Transform and Load) module gives the ability to export and denormalize any kind of content. Basically you are able to select content types or custom entities to be exported into a destination database. It also gives you the possibility to alter the data before persist it.

Requirements

This module requires the following modules:

DESCRIPTION

Adds a configurable redirect after saving a node or other entity. The redirect is configurable per bundle. Also, given sufficient permissions (and presuming it is enabled for that specific content/bundle), individual users can configure their own redirects (on their profile edit page).

Four different types of redirection are provided:

This module adds support to index multiple view mode renderings on an entity, instead of just one.

Configuration

There is very little to configuring this module. Enabling it will add a new data alteration callback in an index called "Multiple entity views". Select all the view modes in its option list for the indexed entity. When processing the data, Search API will render the entity item in each view mode, storing the rendered HTML as an item in your indexed record.

Allows admins to configure webform components as "sticky" fields. When a user submits a form, a link is provided to the user that if clicked, allows them to re-submit the same form with their previously submitted values pre-filled.

You can also link to forms using $_GET parameters to pre-fill the "sticky" fields.

Module 'Non-Clickable Menu Items' allows to have menu items which will not react on user's clicks. This could be a parent menu items which should behave as a containers.

Each menu item will have a setting 'Disable clicks' at edit page and also admin's settings page '/admin/config/user-interface/non-clickable-menu-items' where collected all selected menu items.

Support: GreyBox Technologies