Genova entity module generator extends genova module with new drush command for full custom entity module generation.
drush gen-emc <module name>
DrupalTide is a Drupal port of WPTide, which is a WordPress plugin for displaying XTide tidal predictions. WPTide is written and maintained by: Fundación Almanaque Azul
This module uses tide prediction data output from XTide in order to allow users of your site to view tide tables and lunar cycles.
Sandbox for work on this issue.
This module provide custom field type that can create references to items in Drupal menus.
Module also provide Views integration to create contextual filter on Menu reference field type with default value based on current page menu trail. This functionality allows you to display content on specified position of menu.
Common use case of this module is to create images or other kind of contextual content types that belongs to certain level of site navigation.
For example you have navigation structure of your content like this:
Şirketlerin toplandığı bir havuz sistemi
Tested with DSpace version 1.7.1 only.
Provides a set of default Feeds importers that can be used to import community data and community items from a DSpace repository using the DSpace REST API. Imported items are updated on cron.
Includes submodule dspaced_entities which defines community, item and taxonomy entities that cover both default DSpace fields and Dublin Core metadata fields. Custom fields can be added with hooks, or dspaced_entities can be replaced with different fields and xpath mappings.
Clones a organic group and respects gid and node references.
This is an example module to show how checkboxes are failing in ajax in D8.
Allows exporting of fields on entities to code.
Mirror As You Link (MAYL) addresses one of the most persistent problems on the Internet: content frequently disappears, seemingly at random. This can happen for a variety of reasons, from distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks and state-sponsored censorship, to the more mundane yet all-too-common cases of server failure, “Slashdotted†websites, and intentional revisions by the content owner.
