Minimally maintained

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Defines a Context condition that will allow a context to be active when the user does not have the roles selected.

This is the opposite functionality of the context_condition_user condition that comes with Context.

Panels In-Place Editor (IPE) is a miraculous leap forward in improving the usability of content administration within panels. In short, it allows even the most nontechnical, unsavvy of content editors to keep panels pages up-to-date and dynamic, without having to navigate the complexity of the usual Panels administration interface. However, for various (and legitimate) technical reasons, the IPE interface cannot be directly extended to Mini Panels.

A kickstart module utilizing jQuery Address plugin to configure a custom ajaxed drupal menu and take care of SEO/redirection issues

An extremely light weight module which either allows or restricts registration on your site based on the persons email address domain.

Setup Instructions:

Do you have client-facing node/add or node/edit pages that you want to stylize or augment? This module enables per-field custom css classes without having to write your own form_alter. Adds configuration pieces at the bottom of the field settings to collect the css classes, and then adds those css classes to that field in the form, at the same level as the field-type-text (etc) on the container.

Description
This module allows users to add descriptions to attribute options and displays them on a product node page.

Requirements
Ubercart 2.9 or later
Product attributes

At one of my projects I faced with polls.
My customer wasn't familiar with drupal admin system, so to make it easy way of creating webforms I add this module.
Main logic of work :
after insertupdate of webform all pagebreaks removing and new one will be created after each of user components.
all this process works with form builder cache.

Very simple and it was very useful for me.
Hope it helps you too.

This module is simply an administrative interface for defining Apache mod_rewrite directives within Drupal.

It exists simply because Drush nukes .htaccess when updating Drupal. Using this module means never losing your rewrites due to a Drupal update.

Note that this module requires both Apache and mod_rewrite, as should hopefully be evident to anyone actually wanting to use it.

This module renders a block that shows the login form to anonymous users
and a "welcome username" with logout link block to authenticated users.

The string "Welcome" and "logout" are translatable with the t() function.

To change the strings "Welcome" and "logout" save these variables in the
variable table:
welcome_username_welcome_string
welcome_username_logout_string

To change "Welcome" to "Hi":
$ drush vset welcome_username_welcome_string "Hi"