JavaScript Utilities

This module has been renamed to Clientside Validation Commerce due to this issue

This module only provides some UX improvement when you use clientside_validation module in the Drupal commerce site.

This is a multi-function upload plugin, it can solve many problems...

Road map:

1. Form API support
2. user avata support
3. Entity and Field API

How to use

1> only uploadify, it support multi images upload.

  $form['product']['images'] = array(
    '#type' => 'uploadify',
    '#title' => t('Upload Images'),
  );

2> uploadify with jcrop, it can use to change user avata.

Slick within a lightbox.

This module allows to use Unite Gallery plugin.

This module allow to override Drupal's core pager with defined preset as link or input for any single page. It is very useful when there are over 100 pages.

Paginate uses standard Drupal pager classes to render the pagers, so styling is preserved.

Features:
- Control whether to display links to pages.
- Direct input of the page to go on particular page.

Themes:
paginate_standard - alike standard Drupal pager theme.
paginate_istandard - alike standard Drupal pager and direct page entry by input box.

This will show the reading progress of the user on current page in top bar. Also known as Reading Position Indicator.
It can be installed on documentation, tutorial, blog sites where user can track the progress on top bar as how much content has been read.

Usage

Libraries CDN API is an API module to query CDN services to automatically provides libraries on your site.

It is bundled with two CDN plugins: CDNJS and jsDelivr.
Check the very simple API to understand how to query a CDN and how to create your own CDN plugins too.

This module is currently in development.

JS Inclusion provides a way for site builders to add JavaScript to pages in several different ways. The JS will be loaded from any of three sources:

1. Include a javascript file via settings.php
2. Include javascript directly and globally via an admin UI
3. Include javascript either directly or by uploading a file in a panel via ctools plugin

Speed up page loads by skipping images.

The purpose of this technique is to keep image resources from blocking the initial load and render of a page, which greatly speeds up time to page loading and improved UX... especially on limited bandwidth on mobile and abroad.

This technique works best for images that are "below the fold" or otherwise not shown in the viewport immediately on page load so that users don't notice the images coming into the page late.

Sandbox for the piwik d8 port based off of https://github.com/dawehner/piwik