This dashboard module is one of the works in progress after the Drupal UX weekend code sprint. As a webmaster the user will be able to create multiple dashboards. Dashboards contain widgets which come out of the box (like google analytics, user and content overviews) and are also extendable by an API. Be aware of dirty coding, but be amazed of an improved user experience.
VoIP WebForm Recorder Field
This module is a work-in-progress and is seeking contributions. Do not expect it to work out-of-the-box. Please feel free to help if you like!
For a quick start you can watch following videos:
For a quick start watch tutorial how to automate writing of repetitive code in Drupal:
This module make:
Notice: Due to problems with the modules machine readable name (https://www.drupal.org/node/2279731) that has now been sorted out, an upgrade to version 7.x-1.14 has to be done manually. Drush will not work.
Notice: If you are using a responsive theme upgrade to 7.x-1.14 version or later of the module.
This is a module that lets you display images in a responsive gallery with thumbnail carousel, as seen at codrops http://tympanus.net/codrops/2011/09/20/responsive-image-gallery/
The gallery is based on Elastislide - a jQuery plugin by Mary Lou @codrops.
It is based on Views and require that module to work.
This module provides hierarchical term formatters for taxonomy reference fields. In other words, it can display a taxonomy term reference on, say, a node as Parent > Child, rather than just Child.
This is an add-on module for the Message module.
By default message API is aimed at developers and if you are generating messages in code you don't want to give admins access to edit message types because the arguments need to match what is in the code, etc.
This module allows developers to specify any text fields of a message type (on the message type edit screen, not the message type manage fields screen) as editable.
Simple Drush make file to facilitate the downloading and installation of commonly-used VoIP Drupal (http://drupal.org/project/voipdrupal) modules.
Dynamic Comments is being developed as the first step into a front-end
collaborative interface on Drupal. The module is used to flag portions of text
on any given node and make comments on the selection. The system saves your
comment and its position on the document and allows other users viewing the same
node to see your comments in almost real time.
