A collection of common functions useful for administering multisites.
You don't need to install this unless required by another module (multisite_maintenance, multisite_login), or unless you want to use these functions for your own development.
iDrupal is a project aimed at making it easier to manage a Drupal web site from your iPhone or iPod Touch.
There are 3 main components needed to use iDrupal:
CCK Validation adds a content field, that lets you add custom validation to your content types. With the included Widget 'Textarea PHP Code' you can add the first custom validation rules.
Widget 'Textarea PHP Code':
Multisite Search allows you to index and search content from all sites in a Multisite configuration.
New Drupal 7.x version has been released!!! Note that there are some changes, so please read the release notes.
Requirements
This modules assumes the following is true:
Please feel free to provide suggestions, comments and bugs for this module.
DIY Edition:
I haven't been maintaining this module, largely because I don't use it myself. Its functionality is easy to create with just a few lines of custom code. Stephenh made a tutorial handbook page on http://drupal.org/node/562744 to walk through how to alter your my account page with code, geared to those who have never written Drupal code before. My recommendation is to follow his tutorial instead of relying on this module.
If you want to use this module, your options are:
This project is abandoned and does not contain any usable code. The Carousel module was intended to be a unified solution that incorporated Views Carousel and jCarousel modules together. After a period of stagnant development, the maintainers of these modules decided to create a new 2.x branch of jCarousel and merge the work there instead of creating yet another project.
The Asterisk Call Detail Records (CDR) module allows an Asterisk administrator, or user, to view call information from CDRs stored in a MySQL database. Module can be configured to view CDRs in a separate database from Drupal, so long as the database is local.
The Drupal Log To File is built as an alternative to the watchdog interface, aimed at alleviating database load when logging events/actions of the system. With this module, the developer can send logs directly to a flat file in the format:
HH:MM:SS [MODULE_NAME::FUNCTION_NAME][LOG_LEVEL]: Log Message
and can be called from your code-base like:
drupal_log_to_file("MODULE_NAME::FUNCTION_NAME", "LOG_TYPE", "LOG_LEVEL", "MESSAGE");
Module is being abandoned as D5 is EOL...
I was unhappy with the output/integration of the available modules to create a retail store finder, so I threw this together. I know there is some room for improvement in the code but its a start and I thought I would this thrown out there.
The module provides and administrative interface to add/edit/delete stores. For the front end there is a place where you can input your address, zip and a search radius and be given a set of results on a google map. you will need a google map key to use this.
