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Need to use a higher version of jQuery for your module or theme than the one provided by Drupal/jQuery Update?

jQuery Multi allows you to load an extra version of the jQuery library in parallel to Drupal's version, without conflicting with Drupal's version. You can then choose any JavaScript library or files to use the new version of jQuery. No need to alter packaged jQuery plugins!

The most sparse, basic module imaginable.

SandboxZFX

i18n dev sandbox.

The Dog Weather module is a custom module that was developed for the dogzville.com website, a social network for the dog-friendly community. It includes the ability to collect observed and forecast weather information from the noaa.gov website and present the information in either block or page format respectively. Observed weather from weather stations around the US and its territories are collected at the top of each hour and made available to site visitors based on their city, state or zip code.

The configuration management module enables the ability to keep track of specific configurations on a Drupal site, provides the ability to move these configurations between different environments (local, dev, qa, prod), and also move configurations between completely different sites (migrate configurations).

Project Description

Ace is a code editor written in JavaScript, allowing you to edit HTML, PHP and JavaScript (and more) in a very natural way. It provides syntax highlighting, proper indentation, keyboard shortcuts, auto-completion, code folding, find and replace (including regular expressions). Try out a demo of the editor here.

The default implementation for ordering fields in Drupal stores weights together with the field instance. This works well as long as you know that there is only one canonical source for these weights, but in reality this might not be true. Consider the following situation:

Module implements integration with LinkedIn API. It fetches data from companies or persons profiles via GET requests to your site "http://[your_domain]/linkedin_api/request/[request_params]" or calling linkedin_api_request() from code.

Example:

• http://[your_domain]/linkedin_api/request/companies/universal-name=google:(id,name,website-url,description,logo-url,locations,founded-year,company-type)

See readme.txt for installation details.

This module is not intended to be a remote kill for a client's site. If that is what you need, take a look at killswitch.