Actively maintained

This module is for Openturk.org customization only. Will not be used as general purpose module.

Adds new field for specifying company information. It extends customer profile Billing information.

It allowes to add:
- Company name
- VAT registration number
- Company identification number

Currently, it also overrides the Czech and Slovak address handler (in case company name will be specified there).

Description

This module integrates the Feedbackify service with Drupal. The module helps you to quickly customize the button colour, position and on which page it will be displayed.

*Please note that Feedbackify is a paid service, but they do offer a 15 Day free trial.

Workflow Features

Adding a Facebook parser to feeds module.

The main purpose for this module is to parse the JSON feeds returend from Facebook Graph API.

Example Feed URL:
https://graph.facebook.com/{id}/feed

Tested on Profiles and Pages. Thus, you replace {id} with profile/page unique id.

This module is being developed to serve as a consumer for the LDAP module. It is similar to the LDAP Authorization - Drupal Roles module that is included in that package. However, instead of mapping Drupal Roles to LDAP, Organic Groups are mapped to LDAP. This allows site administrators to automatically assign users to Organic Groups and for Groups to be created automatically.

The User Intro module allows the administrator to present a piece of 'welcome' or 'introduction' content (via a template). This template is displayed upon the user's first login, and is hidden on subsequent logins, but can be manually displayed when the user clicks a trigger. Visibility is also controlled from the user profiles (/user/###/edit), allowing users to disable the intro altogether.

Please read the bundled README.txt for setup instructions - you'll need to add two variables to your page template.

A pair of Drush commands to import and export portable cross-database dumps of Drupal websites, supporting consistent import/export across all the database engines that Drupal 7 supports (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, SQL Server, Oracle, ...).

Quick start

Take a Drupal website (any database engine will do), and export it in a portable format:

Temporary sandboz to Upgrade vote up down module to D7
Based on Amitaibu's sandbox (http://drupal.org/sandbox/amitaibu/1115336)

I have build a module which provides an interface on top of the D7 interface for installing modules (via url or archive). The purpose of this module is to provide easy access to a list of all available modules, so you don't have to lookup the url's to the module manually. This functionality is analogous to the plugin browser which has been around in Wordpress for some time now.

It's main goal is to boost usability and all round userfriendlyness.

Features which are currently in development: