JavaScript Utilities

This module places "Prev" and "Next" buttons on the bottoms of forms that have vertical-tabs. Clicking these buttons will switch you between the vertical-tabs and scroll you back to the top.

Without this module, users see a bunch of vertical tabs. One is highlighted. When they scroll to the bottom, they see a Save button and may not notice that there are other tabs.

The presence of Prev and Next buttons alerts people that there is more to the form, and lets them switch to the next tab without scrolling back up.

Overview

Code per Views Display (CPV) creates a display extender plugin for Views that allows Views administrators the ability to add custom CSS and Javascript into any display. The CSS and JS code is stored in the display and served as as either inline code or from a file.

CPV is intended for use by Views (i.e. site) administrators.

This is a companion piece to the Google Analytics module.

The Statehandler module acts as an interface between the History.js Module and Drupal, providing a common plugin standard that allows easy creation of ajax-enabled Drupal sites that support forward and back buttons, refreshing and direct linking to application states.

The Statehandler Module includes 2 detailed example plugins with comments instructing how to implement the StateHandler class for your own ajax application.

This module improves seamlessly the UX for taxonomy tags input fields.

No 3rd party JS libraries are required, as it works out of the box with jQ version shipped with Drupal.

Current Features

If JS is enabled, the input of tags will look nicer, as tags are now separated from the actual input form once they are validated by triggers (coma, enter, tab keys).

Removing these tags is also nicer, as you can hit backspace or use the corresponding "x".

Overview

This project targets module developers and provides a "bare bone" callback handler which is intended to be addressed by modules wanting to improve response times for specialized tasks.

The idea of such a callback handler was first introduced by http://drupal.org/project/js (which we hence sometimes refer to as the "original module"). The D6 branch of js_callback was a clone of it and originally intended as a workaround to fix some issues which had been addressed there for a while. In the long run, we still intend re-merging both projects to avoid confusion.

Allows user with the proper permission to list the files, CSS and/or JavaScript, that they do not want showing on the site.
This module came out of my jQuery Mobile module and will be a dependency in the final version.

Smoothscroll is a port of the jquery plugin from https://github.com/kswedberg/jquery-smooth-scroll

This allows the smooth scrolling of anchor links within the page

Context is a great module that aims to replace Drupals quite lacking block management system among other things. However, from time to time it's pretty rough on the edges. This small helper module adds nice JQuery UI accordion effect to it's block selector.

Some other UI improvements may be also added at some stage.

The Nodereference autocomplete nid trim module is a simple module that uses JavaScript to remove the [nid:X] text when you select an item in a Node Reference field.

For example, if you have My Node Title [nid:384] in the input, jquery_autocomplete changes it to just My Node Title.