Content

This module allows you to leverage the semantic web by storing and retrieving content directly from an RDF data store using the SPARQL RDF query language.

This works using a custom database driver that will seamlessly store your data in a triplestore database instead of in a standard SQL database.

If your project supports open data or the semantic web in general this has big advantages. Your content will be fully compatible with any standard RDF implementation that uses SPARQL, and it allow you to publish your data in real time.

Admin Content Notification

This Module can be used for receive email notification when a new content of any content type will be created on your site. Although one can use rules for the same functionality but it's not good to use rules only for notification as it is a huge module, so we can use this module for small websites.

Any new suggestion would be appreciated.

The project development has been moved to Mailhandler (8.x-1.x branch).

This is a sandbox project created as a part of Google Summer of Code 2016. It will be used to port Mailhandler to Drupal 8.

Important notice

As of version 8.x-1.2 the structure of the returned JSON has changed. See #2837697: Alter the format of the json returned for more information.

This module provides a REST endpoint to retrieve menu items based on the menu name.

This module provides a custom field type that allows you use flags with your own custom FieldFormatters. This provides more flexibility that the default way of adding flags a extra fields, for example, you can use different theme functions on a per display mode basis for your flags. The module provides several build in theme functions and templates, although the css etc. isn't provided. So it's not quite an out of the box solution yet.

This module will help the site builders rewrite the output of a field.
Currently provides

1. Adding Prefix and Suffix.
2. Rewrite the output of the field with a custom text.
3. Output the field as a link
4. Change the case of text

This module will add two target mapping processors in Feeds target dropdown:

• Node Hierarchy Parent Title
• Node Hierarchy Parent Node ID

This will allow you to import nodes with Feeds and set nodes' parents by title or by id.

Limits/Todos:
At the moment 'multiple parents' is not supported.