Actively maintained

This module allows content types to be configured to add a menu link by default with an additional option for this menu link to be hidden by default. This is useful for managing site structure through menus without the content administrator having to manage menu placement.

This module also helps to solve the problem of having the correct item in a menu tree expanded without having to show the final node in the menu.

Converts the email (example@example.com) address to example[at]example[dot]com. to avoid email flooding attack.

This modules provides a caching layer for data retrieved from the Eve Online API.

Other modules call the intermediary function in this module to fetch the data from Eve Online. This module will cache the data in the database and serve it locally until the cache entry expires (expiration time is set by Eve Online), and then will fetch a new copy of the data.

All calls to eve online should implement caching of some sort. This fills that need.

See DEVELOPER.txt for usage details.

Eve Online API information

Have you ever been typing out a big block of content with a WYSIWYG and really wanted to use a dynamic date or date range, or to use a link within your site but you know the subdirectory on the hostname will break links on your development sites? A simple PHP or Drupal function would get the job done nicely, but I don't want to have to write the whole page using the PHP Filter!

This module lets you embed a couple of simple PHP functions into your content without giving your IT department a heart attack.

Currently there are three functions supported:

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Log queries into a macro for export/import purposes.

• uses Database::startLog
• only registers INSERT INTO, UPDATE and DELETE FROM queries
• ignores tables:
  • watchdog
  • cache*
  • date_format_type
  • semaphore

Writes to queries.log in the module folder. No export or import feature yet.

No point in installing it.

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Nicereply is an easy to use tool that lets you collect and analyze email feedback and improve your customer experience. It does so by providing a link which put in the e-mail points to a form where you can leave a feedback.

This module uses Nicereply's API and allow users to provide feedback on Drupal nodes.

You will need an account with Nicereply and public and private API key to get this module work properly.

A module to provide live score to Drupal sites. The ambition is to integrate with different services and have an interface to enter the score (and hence create matches) directly on the site.

Currently supporting volleyball E-scoresheet from Data Project.

Allows websites to communicate with each other. Using playnice, any website can have a user account on another site, Drupal or not. In preliminary development, don't attempt to use this!

The Mobile Switch module provides various functionalities to develop mobile ready websites, based on device detection by Browscap or Mobile Detect.

 

 

This module is integrating impress.js to create 3D html5 presentations while using Drupal's node system and Views to manage the slides.
It is actually a feature, it will create an 'impress_slide' content type to be used for the presentation, these nodes contain all the fields needed to position the slides in the 3d space created by impress.js.