Under active development

The future home of the upcoming D8 Postfix Admin Module.

This projest inspired by the Mailfix module.

This module enables highly customizable search pages for any entity type on a site for the editorial staff. It does not require any modules outside Drupal Core and is very easy to configure.

Download, enable configure with a few clicks and you got a search page for what ever entity types you might have on your site.

Sandbox version of http://drupal.org/project/koordinates

The project Shared Content introduces technology to build a content sharing network. Different to classical content sharing that duplicate full content items across multiple servers, this project is first about notifying system about content availability and building references to relevant/related content from the network.

The architecture introduces two key content concepts:

• Local content
• Remote content

The shared content architecture thus provides two main components:

The TARDIS is a module that allows users to go back in time and visit nodes from the past. You can see nodes per year and month, using a block that creates links automatically, and an optional page that displays node teasers filtered in the format YYYY/MM.

This module has plenty of options available:

• Custom TARDIS address which can have more than one part, like example.com/recent/nodes.
• Choose between month numbers or names.
• Custom link redirection (if you'd rather link the months in the TARDIS block to your view!)
• Months can be displayed as a nested list, an accordion, or simple month/year titles.
• And more!

Huh. So it's like an archive module?

Good question - glad you asked! The word "archive" is somewhat misleading, since users sometimes think it means "ability to create zipped files". Not this module: it's meant to create lists of nodes organised by year and month. That's why it's named after the real TARDIS from Dr. Who, which is a time machine.

(Trivia: The name TARDIS means "Time And Relative Dimensions In Space".)

But you can do that with Views. Easy-peasy.

No, you can't. Views leaves you stuck with something like example.com/news/200110. Pffft. Not very good SEO (Also, try reading that fumbled sequence of digits).

Not only that, but it was really hard to create a list of years and months with links to nodes... Until now.

Feeds is good at handling "river of news" style feeds, but feeds such as product feeds are very much lacking. In the case of a product feed, unlike a "river of news" which will have x number of items in, it will have all the products in the feed. Feeds will allow you to purge items x number of days after it has been loaded onto the system, but in the case of product feeds we want all products to remain until an item has been removed from a feed.

Objective

• Form which demonstrates how information is stored in database table
• Retrieval of information submitted by the form on a particular page

Project Files:-

• employee_registration.info
• Stores the Name,Description and Version of module
• employee_registration.module
• Demonstrate the process of Form generation
• employee_registration.install

Database schema of the Form

Field all the Things is a module to make things fieldable. What things? All the things. Have a thing you want to be fieldable? Open an issue and let's get it added to the module.

Memcache Storage module provides integration between Drupal and Memcached daemon using PECL memcache or PECL memcached extension.

Installation & Configuration

For information about installation and configuration please see the documentation.

Includes MaxMind JavaScript so that API functions are available to other modules.