Field Inherit allows empty CCK fields to inherit values from "parent" nodes. Currently, there are two ways to configure a node's parent—via the menu system, or a Node Reference field.
Example uses:
This module does only one thing - it exports your Ubercart ( http://drupal.org/project/ubercart ) product nodes to yml for Yandex.Market.
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To use:
URL Content Field is a Drupal 7 field type that pulls in content from a given URL at a given update interval. By itself, it simply saves the content. You can then use node hooks to process if you want, or simply keep an archive of content changing over time (as node revisions). The content in a URL Content Field is not currently displayed, but is exposed to Drupal's search.
This allows administrators of existing Drupal sites to mass migrate nodes to their own subdomains. this module requires the Domain Access module to work.
The module envisions 2 ways to migrate:
With Explorer 8 Mode can be defined how the Internet Explorer 8 displays all pages from an Drupal installation.
It's easy.
Administer the enabled module and choose which document compatibility mode to use. Two clicks and you're done.
A Drupal web site will not display correctly with the Explorer 8. In this situation you have two possibilities.
This is not a module. This is a work ground for people to report issues in setting up ubercart for Indian merchants. The need for this separate project page arises because in many cases, especially in currency conversion, there are many issues for Indian merchants with ubercart. These issues are not really a bug with the ubercart modules, rather some special needs of Indian merchants which cannot be accommodated in the ubercart page. Hence the need for this work space.
This module lets users publish content (links, images, videos and documents) in a stream, along with their Facebook-style Statuses (D6) / Statuses (D7) (like on Facebook).
See #1624812: [META] Plan for FBSMP 7.x-1.x stable release for information about the upcoming 7.x-1.0 release.
The oldest of all of the 'jquery countdown timer' modules! The Javascript Timer module provides a timer api that can hook html elements to javascript widget objects. This is useful if you want a moving timer/clock or a widget that updates every second. It comes with widgets for a count-down timer, a count-up timer, and a clock. It uses jQuery and a single event loop to handle as many timers as you need on a single page.
This module combines the FeedAPI module with the Location module to allow you to import locations from XML feeds. Lets you link the locations to nodes based on the node id in the feed if it exists. Otherwise it lets you link it based on a different node field. Includes a mapper to map feed items to location fields.
Geocoding is configurable. Allows you to limit geocoding queries. On updates, only queries when the data has changed.
This module adds functionality to the Webform module to submit Leads into Capsule CRM.
Capsule offers a free edition of their CRM platform for up to 2 users.
You can find your Webform API key by logging into your Capsule Account, going to Settings, Integrations, Website Contact Form. Your Web to Lead form API key will be available on that page.
