JavaScript Utilities

An implementation of heise.de Social Share Privacy jquery plugin as a Drupal module.

Sharing but only producing traffic / submitting (any) data when needed - done with a doubleclick.

This will add Facebook / Twitter and googlePlus (google+) likeboxes to every page.
Configurable via a block, so you have the full potential to place it.
In the D7 version it also creates Placeholder fields for content types. Manageable via settings:

This module allows you to use coffeescript code in Drupal. Rather than, drupal_add_js, simply use coffeescript_add_cs. Coffeescript is a better alternative to Javascript. For more information on coffeescript see http://coffeescript.org.

Integration of the jtweetsanywhere jQuery library. This is one of the better Twitter libraries we've found and allows the creation of a block or multiple panels (if using panels) with Twitter feeds.

This module currently has jTweetsAnywhere embedded in it, but we will remove this and ask people to download it directly from Thomas Billenstein's jTweetsAnywhere site. It can be put in the modules library or in the general sites/all/libraries folder (inside a jtweetsanywhere folder).

Google Analytics Per-Page adds a local menu task to the google analytics configuration to allow extra tracking snippets to be inserted on a per-path basis.

Depends on Google Analytics module.

Allows you to easily add scripts or tracking code from the administration interface to the bottom of your site's pages.

Maintenance countdown module provides its own maintenance page with countdown timer, time for this timer can be set in the admin interface. Otherwise, if you don't set time, will be shown a normal Drupal maintenance page or from your theme.

Introduction

Developed by Raised Eyebrow Web Studio

In Drupal, modules are often used to provide access to javascript libraries, but it's often undesirable to include those libraries on every page. The theming system makes it possible to specify where and when a javascript library file is included, but this system is not always sufficiently flexible.

Summary

jsPlumb provides a means for a developer to visually connect elements on their web pages. It uses SVG or Canvas in modern browsers, and VML for stone-age browsers. Full transparent support for dragging is included and the API is super simple.

Configuration

The module has an admin interface, where you can enable to always include the JavaScript file to the site.
Otherwise you can include it manually via a simple API function callback, witch includes all dependencies:

The Visual Website Optimizer module allows automatically includes the VWO javascript in your site's pages. Visual Website Optimizer is an easy to use A/B split, and multivariate testing tool. VWO uses small snippets of javascript inserted into the head each page to perform its tests; the Visual Website Optimizer module for Drupal automates the configuration and inclusion of those snippets.

jQuery Twitter Search

With this module you can create as many jQuery Twitter Search blocks as you like to your website. You can give each block it’s own search term. The block will then show a stream of relevant Tweets.

Each block is highly configurable in the UI and custom CSS styling.

This module requires: