This module implements a VIN Field lookup provider for the VinFreeCheck.com decoding service.
This is a personal module that extends Webform2PDF allowing you to save the PDF files to Webform file components from the same submission being saved. If the submission is modified, the module modifies a component to alert that the PDFs generated previously are expired. This component is modified again when generating the PDF.
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This is a little module for Drupal 7 that uses client-side JavaScript to display the progress of a running upload. It does not require the uploadprogress PECL module or APC and works great on configurations without Apache/mod_php, i.e. FastCGI/fcgi on Apache or Nginx or Lighttpd.
This module uses the progressEvent fired by XMLHttpRequest in order to update the upload progress bar.
As stated in the Field Encryption module description:
Known Issues
Since the field data is encrypted these field values will not work with Views Filters, regular, exposed or contextual.
This module tries to fix that by inserting decrypted values into temporary tables, and rewrite the Views query to use those instead.
This is highly experimental, and will eat production databases!
The Boolean Checkbox Formatter module allows for booelan fields to be displayed using an icon. By default, when a boolean value is TRUE, an checked checkbox icon will be displayed, using the image in the images directory of this module. When the value is FALSE, an unchecked icon will be displayed.
Field Storage UI, choose the field storage when creating a new field.
By default, Drupal ships with "Default SQL storage" for fields.
There are modules that implementing alternative field storage like:
Address Field Link extends the Address Field module to add support a link field (title and URL) that is stored with other address fields.
If you have a node type "conference" you could have a field "suggested hotel" which would store the name, address and URL of the hotel. This becomes even more useful when you want a multi-value "suggested hotels" field, where every address gets its own link.
Creates a new field called Single Source Framing. The field holds two strings,
a title and an URL. You can configure field display modes that will frame
the field data in preset HTML markup. It also allows for regular expressions
to be applied to the URL field before rendering. This is intended for purposes
such as embedding media content in a field. For example, a field display can
be configured to iFrame page content at a certain size. When entering field
data, the user only need enter the URL and title. The field configuration
Based on Entity Reference Tree Sandbox. This module aim to display any type of hierarchical entities in a tree view selection.
It also provides an API, so that you can define your own entity tree.
Allows you to add fields to menu items and manage their display.
This module is also an excellent starting point for themers wanting to create the markup needed for a flexible a megamenu in Drupal. The module itself does not create a megamenu, but when combined with your own CSS, completely custom megamenus are much more attainable in Drupal. If you're looking for a way to create a megamenu without writing any code, check out TB Megamenu.
