Under active development

Creates a kind of 'you may also like to see' block so that users can see content related to things they have been looking at. The content is selected based on terms on content that the user looks at that relates to content on the system. The more the user navigates around the site the better the recommendations. This does not currently work for users who are not logged in.

More info to follow.

This module was sponsored by Access.

This project will focus on a webmail integration into drupal. Integration will use drupal's user structure to create email addresses and allow logged in users to access their email.

Developer needs to have access to an imap or pop3 server with authorization to create user accounts. This will be integrated into the user creation system. IMAP & POP3 services will also be accessible on our site avengermail.com for subscription.

Active Development has started and I should be getting a better development site in the days to come.

This is a development module to help inspect information about for the e-Commerce system.

Placeholder for forthcoming Twig templating module.

This is a Drupal 7 version of module author select

What is this module?

The Subtheme module allow you upload a zip file contain css, js and images files
and override the css settings of your drupal site.

What is the use case of that?

A more specific use case is when using OG. OG is a module providing to users groups that they can mange and control a content access on a drupal site.

If a group admin would like to override the global css settings for his specific group, the Sub theme module will provide the solution(The module OG context will be needed for that).

Magazine module enables users to create flexible articles.

Through the use of entity api and fields permitted users can manage article sections (e.g. section with big background-image and three column style text, video section, gallery section, slideshow section,...). After the initial configuration of useable elements, authors can build their article completely flexible with node-edit form.

Furthermore magazine module provides standardized integration with drupals theming api und other building blocks like rules.

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"

Drush Code Deploy provides a set of commands for deploying code changes via Git to a
remote environment.

Goals

• Simplify deployment process
• Ability to confirm what changes will take place
• Rely on git; no more S/FTP for manually deploying individual files
• Reduce errors when deploying code
• Know exactly what code is running on remote environment

Set up

To use Drush Code Deploy, your development setup will need to look something like this.

The shrtnr module works by extending the Redirect module to allow for automatic generation of a shortened URL ala services like bit.ly or t.co.

A simple, lightweight module that will be further extended in the future to add capabilities including adding campaign tracking tags to shortened URLs for better tracking in Google Analytics.