Fields

Scribe

Scribe is a system for annotating documents inside of Drupal. Utilizing various Javascript library, Scribe is able to store annotations on various types of content.

Using scribe, particular fields are configured to be annotated. This is done via user configuration.

The base scribe module does the following things:

== Introduction ==

The voipnumber_verification.module is a module which adds verification capabilities to
VoIP Number Fields by sending an SMS message with a random-generated 4-digit code. In future versions we plan to add verification via Phone calls, too.

In particular, this module provides:

- a new VoIP Number Field option, which can be found under
Field Settings -> VoIP Number Verification

== Installation ==

This is a fork from project https://drupal.org/sandbox/ymakux/2173243

Defines a formatter that renders a link like an iframe for drupal 8.

Migration done at Global Sprint Weekend 2014 (Barcelona) and updated in the Global Sprint Weekend 2016

A simple file (field) formatter that use FFMpeg to extract a single frame of a
video and display it using core's image formatter or the picture module.

Entity field queries are a powerful tool for quering data from Drupal's entity system. This module provides a EfqHelper class which extends the EntityFieldQuery class providing shortcuts to common EFQ usage. This is a module intended to assist in development and provides no functionality visible to an end user.

Example Usage

Here is an example to load the last 10 article type (bundle) nodes created with field_featured (a checkbox, perhaps) set to 1.

function mycustom_menu(){
$items['mycustom'] = array(
	'title'=>t('Mymenu'),
	'page callback'=>'mycustomform',
	/* 'page arguments' => array('mycustomform'), */
	 'access callback'=> TRUE,
	'type'=> MENU_CALLBACK
);
return $items;
}

function mycustomform($form, &$form_state) {

  $form["wrapper"] = array("#markup" => "<div class='inline-messages'></div>");

  $form["name"] = array(
    "#type" => "textfield", 
    "#required" => true,
    "#title" => "Name"
  );

  $form["submit"] = array(
    "#type

Adds a widget for entity reference fields to display them as rendered nodes in the form instead of just their title.

Installation and configuration

1. Use the usual Drupal Module installation procedure.
2. Select "Rendered Entity Options (...)" as widget.

Typical issues

TODO

The Computed Field Order module helps to deal with the situation of fields
being computed in the order in which they are found in the "field_config_instance"
database table. Since that table is largely populated in the order in which you
add fields to an entity, one may control the order of computation by adding
fields in the order desired. Occasionally, however, it may be necessary to
have a later-added field computed before an existing field, such as when a field
containing data must be deleted and re-added. The easiest solution to this is to