JavaScript Utilities

Slider module creates an effect called the "Coda slider", which was made famous by the site:

http://www.panic.com/coda/

In this Drupal implementation, each panel of the slider is an individual node. You can have any node you like appear as slides within the slider.

The Block edit module provides inline (on mouseover) editing capability for any block or node.

Configure block/menu/node settings directly by clicking a Views' style link above the block/node.

Where appropriate you are returned to the originating page so it provides a very simplified and intuitive workflow.

A full list of links and options provided by this module are listed below.

In general, BornFree functions as an image gallery with node-text on splash page.
So far, although there are many good image galleries out there, few of them does a good job of displaying a large block of text, which
associates with the image. Therefore, BornFree was engineered as an image gallery that does text rendering (not only just caption, or
title). The second motivation is that since there are a lot of nodes with attached images. Why not display them in a nice way on the front

This module provides a dynamic interface for content administration.

It is intended to supplement Drupal's built-in content management page, and features these improvements over the standard interface:

• Uses AHAH to show node previews and node edit forms within the existing page.
• Uses AJAX to perform searches, apply filters, and retrieve the results without reloading the entire page.
• Adds filters by author and text content (using Drupal's built-in search).
• Shows how many nodes exist within a given set of filters, and allows direct navigation to any page of results.
• The built-in content management page requires the 'administer nodes' access permission, which grants access to a broad range of content-related operations. This module's page is accessible to users granted a permission for only that purpose. Through this page, normal content permissions are enforced, so content can be viewed, modified, or deleted only by users who have these permissions.

JavaScript is required for most of these features. Also, this module requires PHP version 5.2.

This module will add Transcriptions (or Closed Captioning) to video and audio files. It will also integrate with Media Player, YouTube API, Asset, and Embedded Media Field.

Ultimately slated for a Drupal 7 release (because of required hook_file and hopefully streaming packaging). However, there will be an initial Drupal 6 release with limited functionality.

Rough road map:

JSpec is an extremely light BDD framework aimed at a simple, logical syntax with nearly no learning curve.

Download the module from http://github.com/visionmedia/jspec-drupal (downloads page)
View details at http://jspec.info

Both JSpec and this module created and maintained by Vision Media

Seeking 5 volunteers to pre-beta test Navigate 2.0!
See #958526: Navigate 6.x-2.x Pre-Beta Testers

Watch a video demonstration of Navigate

Navigate is a quickly deployable, highly customizable and reasonably sexy navigation tool for Drupal. Navigate bar consists of widgets like menu search, collapsible menus and favorites, and can be customized for individual users or user roles. Navigate has been tested with many themes, and can be themed to match the look of any site.

Jquery menu uses simple, cross browser compatible jquery to transform your multilevel menus into click and expand menus. Yes this module is similar to dhtml menus and active menus, but it is different in a couple of key ways.

Cobalt is a way to control Drupal made in the image of Quicksilver for Mac (if you use Gnome you might be familiar with Gnome Do, another Quicksilver clone). So far it’s confirmed to work in Safari/Chrome/Webkit and Firefox. In Firefox, and other potentially compatible browsers, Google Gears have to be installed for quicksilver to work. This is due to Cobalt’s need to store data locally for fast access.

Some users accidentally click the submit button more than once while waiting for their post to be saved. In some cases this may result duplicate postings or duplicate e-commerce orders.

There are few ideas on how to solve duplicate postings but none is perfect. One of the solutions is a bit of jQuery to hide or disable the submit button after it has been clicked and replace it with an informative text such as "Processing..." .

This module wraps that jQuery code and provides some options. Of course this, too, is not a perfect solution as it requires Javascript to be enabled. For browsers with Javascript disabled this module will have no effect at all.