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Awesome inline autocompletion within textareas using At.js
http://ichord.github.io/At.js
This module adds integration for At.js and listeners you define with:
You define listeners which can be enabled on a Long text fields, in the listener definition you have...
This is module in basic terms will provide Drupal users with the interfaces and the functionality to create smart content by enrichment and categorization algorithms. With the upcoming interest for Semantic Web among the community this module will become a good addition to Drupal to fill the void created by the lack of a module that helps the user to create smart content. The content on your Drupal website as a result of enrichment will become more effective against major search engines like Google.
This module provides a simple input filter which helps creating collapsible fieldsets without efforts.
The collapsible fieldsets are just the same as everywhere else in Drupal, especially forms. They do trigger the same Javascript which is used by Drupal core. Hence, this module forces "collapse.js" and "form.js" to be loaded with any page request (as post-filter script dependencies are unachievable in Drupal at this time). However, they are included in almost any page anyway and so they do not hurt, even less, if you enable JS aggregation.
This module gives you basic control over URL target attributes for text filters. The Target URL Filter Module is a simple light weight module based on the core filter_url function to add a URL filter with one of a selection of standard HTML target attributes.
Entity Locator is a Drupal (7.x) module that provides a CTools Content Type plugin to display entities on a Google Map. It localizes on a map a given set of entity bundles and provides advanced filters to search it.
It does not depend on the gmap module.
Most recent code is hosted on github: https://github.com/manumilou/entity_locator.git
This module creates a simple WYSIWYG-style interface for all aspects of building, designing and developing the logic behind very complex forms.
Submodules:
- A sandboxed simplified JavaScript/CoffeeScript-like scripting language that allows you to define triggers and effects (such as hiding/revealing, disabling, validating) via a standard programming language, as snippets that are attached to fields. This language can access form values and the values of other entities referenced by the edited entity as simple variables. No evals are used.
Provides an input filter and WYSIWYG plugin for making text in content tweetable, just by clicking on the sentance or phrase itself!
Lets you highlight specific parts of a WordPress post for one-click tweeting. Use:
A text filter for easy interlinking to nodes (like [#123] which gets expanded to a link to http://example.com/node/123) and optionally for their comments (like [#456/78] which gets expanded to a link to http://example.com/node/456#comment-78).
Module development was sponsored by KYbest.
This module defines an input filter for an embed code [[field:fieldname]] and replaces it with the rendered field. (Note: you don't need the field_ as part of your field name).
Once you have downloaded and enabled the module, you should enable the filter for any text formats that you want to use with it. (configuration-->text formats e.g. Filtered HTML). Note that if you pull an image field (for example) into the body field, but are filtering out the IMG tag it's only going to work if you set this filter to be after the 'Limit allowed HTML tags' filter.
