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Integration with the UK Direct Debit payment gateway GoCardless
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Integration with the UK Direct Debit payment gateway GoCardless
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Even with the recent surge in popularity of Wordpress, Drupal remains as one the “Big 3†when we talk about content management systems. There are several shopping cart systems available for use with Drupal, with the market leader being UberCart. It’s a mature and feature packed system with a large developer base.
QUnit tests for Drupal front end code.
This module leverages Testswarm.
We'll need to translate these test descriptions into tests.
Commerce Product Min/Max enables you to set minimum and maximum quantities and amounts per product in your eCommerce store. Similar to what Commerce MOA provides but on a per-product rather than a per-order basis.
The remote content module provides a field with two properties: an URL and a text format. Every time the node is shown, the content of the URL is fetched and rendered using the given text format.
One usage of this is to host your pages on GitHub in markdown format.
We have a simple mission here at Lumturio; stopping your site from getting hacked.
Looking at every aspect of all of your sites, from necessary upgrades and vulnerabilities, to individual modules. Presenting it in one, easy to read dashboard.
No bullshit, just a simple UI with all the information you need to stay secure.
We allow administrators to build their own monitoring interface to check on multiple installations at once.
You can clone this project from the 7.x-1.x branch if you want my semi-stable release or the master branch if you want my latest changes.
This module provides an extended API for creating and managing queues. It is
designed to be used as an API for other modules and has no user-facing
components at this time.
Additional queue features currently provided include:
The Services Documentation module generates API documentation for your site’s Services resources. Most of the documentation is generated automatically, using the resource information provided by Services. However, this module provides you with the ability to easily extend that documentation.
We make the following assumptions about your usage of the Services module:
Hotel California prevents users from logging out (or, at the very least, removes any indications from the UI that they're able to). This can be useful when you're using SSO or Intranet authentication systems that handle authentication and identity automatically, bypassing Drupal's normal login/logout screens.
It also adds an option to override the user/logout path with an alternative.
Have you ever worked with one of those annoying themers who is constantly talking about 'clean markup', 'responsive' and all that other crap you don't care about?
Me too.
This module allows you to get the last laugh, and set a timebomb which will ensure they'll never be able to use the site as a portfolio piece.
This one goes out to @mortendk, @johnalbin, @kenwoodworth, @rupl, and @snugug. Screw you guys. Seriously :)
This module passes coder strict, of course