Field required by role is a module that improves core "required" functionality.
Similar to CCK Required by role brings extra features such as:
adds a formatter to the link field that adds the host favicon to the front of the link. It adds the favicon while still allowing you to choose, from the other formats, the format of the actual link.
The module currently has 3 different ways of grabbing the favicons.
Google shared service
Getfavicon.appspot
Builtin PHP scraper with local caching.
Alternative implemention of field_sql_storage core module:
Color Field is simple field that use a hexadecimal notation (HEX) for the combination of Red, Green, and Blue color values (RGB).
This module provides an upgrade path from the Audio module in Drupal 6 to the Audiofield module.
This module creates a new Podcast content type (using Features) with an audio field on it, and then when update.php is run it will migrare all audio data into the new content type and associated field.
A lightweight URL field that is intended to be used as the basis for Drupal 8's URL field type in #501434: Move Link/URL field type into core. This can also easily be used to replace Drupal 6 profile URL fields.
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The Google FeedAPI module extends creates a formatter for the link field that
allows for downloading and displaying feeds all via the Goolge FeedAPI JavaScript
Library. This is meant to be a low impact way of including feeds on your site.
It requires no cron or special setup or integration with anything other than the link field.
It provides basic formatter settings for number of feed-items to pull and the display type.
This is a simple module for validating user input for Taxonomy freetagging field widget.
The concept is to validate on user input string text before it is passed to taxonomy validator and turned into a taxonomy terms.
The field validation module validation comes too late since all the user input data has already been converted to taxonomy tid id.
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Obsolete.
Only can be used by blacklist rules.
A JQuery based counter on textareas. This can be used to limit or warn users that they are over the maximum limit of the element. This falls back to Drupal native validation (in the case of #maxlength) or a custom server side validation that takes double character newlines into account (in the case of #js_maxlength). Any scripts should be aware that " " are counted as a single character.
