SMS registration aims to allow site registration through your mobile number (similar in concept to the email_registration module); in order to allow users to "uniquely" identified by their mobile number - and interact with the site in such a manner.
SMS framework sandbox..
Hiding admin user (user 1) from any other user. Works by substituting user 1 with user 0 when loaded by request of any user who is not user 1. Effectively that means other users can not see or do anything to user 1.
The module was commissioned by jfev and was built to his specification
Adds Impress.js to your drupal site
Use the content type slide to create a new slide
Select your options. By default it will generate a new slide right to the previous. You can select under/left/above also.
Use Node queue to sort your slides
This sandbox holds a modified version of Views dev (as of March 18th 2012). The purpose of this sandbox is to update views.api.php (and possibly some other API documentation).
Related issues:
http://drupal.org/node/1493926
http://drupal.org/node/1493256
Automatically add all components of one component type to a feature module (i.e. all variables, all permissions, etc.)
It is generally a bad idea to use features in this way, but a situation many have needed.
Experimental Project
This is a sandbox project with experimental coding only.
Wysiwyg exclude field adds control option on textarea's field type to
allow administrators to choose if the wysiwyg editor should appears on form.
With wysiwyg module, the only way you have to define a textarea's field to be
loaded without wysiwyg editor is to create a new text format which will
have no editor selected.
This module fill in this lack by providing an option to unload wysiwyg editor on
a selected field.
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It is additional module for WYSIWYG used with CKEditor editor library.
Briefly speaking: CKEditor's language is automatically set to currently used language.
While it is enalbed language used by CKEditor UI (configured as WYSIWYG's profile) is the same as language currently used by user.
Works only for CKEditor (no compatibility with any other editor used by WYSIWYG module).
