Under active development

This is a small module which uses twitter_pull module to obtain data from twitter and output it as JSON.

BASIC FUNCTIONS

Drupal Commerce Checkout Pages

Summary

By default, drupal commerce has four pages (checkout, payment, review, complete) for the checkout process. Without using this module the only way to create additional checkout pages requires creating a custom module for each additional page. Commerce Checkout Paages gives site administrators the ability to create additional pages for the checkout process through the admin user interface. A common use-case is creating a new page to hold shipping information.

This is a demo sandbox project

Overview

This module accelerates the time to implement Janrain Registration into your Drupal web sites, helping you to improve your registration conversion rates by allowing your customers to register and sign-in through their Social Network of choice.

Federal employees and contractors are issued Personal Identify Verification (PIV) compliant cards (often known as CAC cards) for authentication within government buildings, sites, and resources such as machines and other applications. This module supports the current PIV architecture in a variety of government sites, and allows users to login to a Drupal web application with only a client certificate in the browser.

This is a demo sandbox module.

The Advanced Search Pages module extends the functionality of the Search API module (http://drupal.org/project/search_api) and its included Search Pages module. Once you have set up a search index, added fields to it, and created a search page, the Advanced Search Pages module lets you designate one or more of the indexed fields as "Advanced Search" fields to use on that page. These fields will appear in a fieldset, where users can choose specific values for each field.

With this module you can lock fields in a webform so that those fields cannot be deleted or modified except by administrators with appropriate permissions. It was written to work in tandem with the Webform Default Fields module but is not dependent upon it. The idea is that if you create default fields for a webform, you may want to ensure consistency by preventing webform creators from modifying some or all of the default fields.

This module uses the Webform Module and the Select (or Other) Module.
This module adds the contents of the 'Other' field to the Select component's Options list.

For example, given this webform

Pick a choice
* Yes
* No
* Other

If a user selects Other and inputs 'Maybe' into the textfield and submits the form, the next time the webform is accessed, 'Maybe' will be an option in the form.

Pick a choice
* Yes
* No
* Maybe
* Other

This is a clone of Drubuntu with some changes to make it work for 7 in the drupal-7 branch. There's also some funkiness in the .drubuntu_bootstrap.sh that is due to the fact that that script wants to download.

Will build on:

http://data.agaric.com/installing-drubuntu

and perhaps outsource getting development modules to:

http://drupal.org/project/scaffolding