Demandbase for Webform

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The Demandbase for Webform module exists to simplify usage of the "Demandbase for Web Forms" product. This module allows content managers to populate the components of a Webform (3.x) with values from Demandbase.

Demandbase for Web Forms

An existing subscription with demandbase.com is expected, the key for which is entered in the configuration page.

Triple Field

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This is a small module written to provide an extension to Drupal's core Text Fields.

This module can divide a new text field into three separate parts.

The code for this module is based on the double field module originally written by Chi.

Example use cases: key/value/value, first name/last name/department, speaker name/institution/title etc.

Buttonator

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This module is intended to remove the requirement to write code in order to change the text of a button on a Drupal form. This module provides an interface for the creation of overrides so site administrators can change the button text without a technical understanding of the Drupal form and hook systems.

Features Separate Files

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Features Separate Files places individual exportables into separate files. It currently works with CTools exportables like Page Manager definitions, Mini Panels, Views, etc.

This is essentially a port of this patch to a new module: http://drupal.org/node/747028#comment-5347384

No login button

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The login button has become an action that is synonymous with typing in our username and password - but in actual fact, that extra "call to action" where by we hit enter on the keyboard or navigate our cursor over the login button and click, is not necessary. We have the technology to ditch the login button!