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Context plugin to add the current page to the breadcrumb.

Created by e2thex
and
Sponsored by Phase2 Technology

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Ubercart can cupport many payment methods such as Cash on Delivery (COD),
Paypal, credit cart, etc.

Usually, when a method is enabled, all orders can use any enabled method.

However, sometimes you may not want a certain product to be able to use all of
the payment methods. For example, suppose you have paypal & COD enabled. On
"event registration" products, perhaps you only want them to pay at the door
(COD), but all other products may use COD or Paypal.

Context plugin to remove a content items title

Created by e2thex
and
Sponsored by Phase2 Technology

Add a field formatter for node reference that will display a view of the data

Created by e2thex
and
Sponsored by Phase2 Technology

This module brings LinkedIn information into OpenScholar sites using linkedin module(http://drupal.org/project/linkedin)

This module will create vsite widgets with scholar's linkedin information.
Live demo @ http://openscholar.technikh.com/
Video Demonstration @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0kClUNtPdg

Allows to cross join entities in Views. This is an essential tool to bring in not related data. For example you want to display two nodes in the same row, but there is no reference between them. Then you could cross join all nodes. Important all nodes get joined in, so you need to limit the result with filters and arguments.

Similar use cases arises when working with Mass Messaging.

Alfred is a productivity application for Mac OS X, which aims to save you time in searching your local computer and the web. With the release of Alfred 0.9.9, they added an extension interface, so lets have some Drupal extensions!

Extensions are part of the Alfred Powerpack, so make sure you have the powerpack enabled, see http://www.alfredapp.com/powerpack.

Creates an easy(ier) way to generate a static page that imitates a particular node and serve that as a response to requests that result in a 404 Not Found status.

Updated by jobeirne and created by Phase2 Technology

The Ultimate Cron handling for Drupal.
Runs cron jobs individually in parallel using configurable rules, pool management and load balancing.

2.5 READY!

Ultimate Cron 7.x-2.5 is out now.
Ultimate Cron 1.x documentation can be found at https://drupal.org/node/1666944

The old project page for Ultimate Cron 1.x can be found at https://drupal.org/node/2195381

Changes

• No more dependecy to Background Process. Ultimate Cron now works without Background Process. However, Background Process is still supported for true parallelism
• Refactored to use cTools plugins, making it easier to extend Ultimate Cron.
• Now includes the daemonizer and queue throttling features, previously found in the modules Ultimate Cron Daemonizer and Ultimate Cron Queue Scaler
• Hopefully a more robust lock and logging mechanism.
• Integration with nodejs for live update on cron page
• Nagios support has not been re-implemented

Upgrade path from 7.x-1.x and previous

• Add and enable Chaos tool suite (ctools) before upgrading Ultimate Cron (not just before running update.php but even before upgrading the code).
• Disable cron while upgrading.
• Existing db-stored settings will be upgraded.
• Existing features containing Ultimate Cron settings will be stored in db, for easier re-export.
• Existing log table will be modified. Beware, that if the table contains many entries, the upgrade may take some time.

Plugins

Ultimate Cron is built upon 4 plugin types.

• Settings: - plugins that provide custom settings for jobs (bundled: general, queue).
• Schedulers: - plugins that provide a mechanism for whether or not a job should run at a certain time (bundled: simple, crontab).
• Launchers: - plugins that provide a way of launching jobs (bundled: serial, background_process).
• Loggers: - plugins that provide a logging backing for job status (bundled: database, cache).

Ultimate Cron 7.x-2.x documentation can be found at https://drupal.org/node/2195383

Features

• Works out-of-the box in most cases (or aims to)
• Parallel exection of cron jobs
• Configuration per job (enable/disable, rules, etc.)
• Multiple rules per cron job
• Pool management and load balancing using Background process
• Support for Drupal Queues
• Overview of cron jobs
• Log history of cron jobs
• Status/error messages per cron job, providing easy debugging of troublesome cron jobs
• Uses hook_cronapi() (Elysia Cron compatible, NOT 2.x, please use hook_cron_alter() for similar functionality)
• hook_cron_alter() for easy adding/manipulating cron jobs
• Poormans cron with keepalive a granularity of 1 minute
• Drush support (list, start, enable/disable jobs from the command line)

This module adds extra fields to the node edit form and lets you specify the max length of comments for specific nodes, and allows you to disable the subject field.