Under active development

This module provides alternative ways of adding products to cart.

The initial version provides a views field handler ("Commerce Product: Quantity input field")
that relies on the Views Form API (a part of Views 3 since RC1) to output a quantity
textfield that turns the view into an add to cart form.
The default quantity can be configured, and only products with a quantity
larger than 0 are added to the cart.

This module takes XML from any URL and transforms it via XSLT.

It can be useful, for example, in the following cases:

This module adapts the standard order payment process for Ubercart Marketplace so that items from up to 5 multiple sellers can be paid for with one single transaction.

In the most likely configuration, the customer makes a single payment for these items, via Paypal, and the purchase price (with shipping fee) for each is sent to the respective vendors, with the marketplace owner's percentage taken in the process.
This split is carried out using Paypal's Parallel Payments.

Allows you to show a modified (normally just a title and summary) version of a node to anonymous and logged in users who you don't want to allow to see the full content of the node.

The module utilizes a checkbox field which can be applied to each content type individually - via a unified admin screen. This checkbox will then appear in the published tab on the node edit/create screen.

The second portion is a new display mode for each content type which allows you to set which fields appear (and in what format each field appears in) to a non-member.

Provides callback-based access control for Views.

Available callback functions are defined by modules using hook_views_access_callbacks() function (in the same way as in hook_perm()), then could be set in in view's "Access restrictions" configuration.

Connects your Drupal app to your Adobe Livecycle server and has the capability to create a policy and apply users to that policy. This is created for use with a SOAP service from Adobe Livecycle.

This is a simple module that has a "enter giveaway" button for users to enter a giveaway or contest. The enter giveaway button changes to a "sign in" button if the user is not already signed in.

Once the user hits the button they are redirected to a "Thank you for signing up" page that is unique to them and can't be used by anyone else.

Their entries are recorded in the database and available for exporting via a "export" button viewable by administrators.

Entity Notes allows you to add a note to any Entities on the site.

Overview

A note is a simple way to add information to any entity. Notes can be used differently for different cases. Notes are a general way for a single individual or a group to share information about an object directly on the website.

Provides stream wrappers to access module, theme, profile, and library files and directories. Note these stream wrappers are read-only as none of these files or directories should be write-able by your webserver.

Want to help get these stream wrappers into core? Subscribe and/or help review #1308152: Add stream wrappers to access extension files!

Examples

• module://file/icons/text-plain.png
• theme://bartik/screenshot.png
• theme://default/screenshot.png
• profile://minimal/minimal.info
• profile://current/standard.info (profile://current expands to the active profile for the site)
• library://ckeditor/images/spacer.gif (works only if the Libraries module is enabled)

This module integrates the jQuery isotope plugin in Drupal 7

Demo: http://isotope.pixelass.com

The goal is to create a more or less plug and play integration of the isotope plugin http://isotope.metafizzy.co

Dependency: Views

The module provides 1 Content type, 1 Taxonomy vocabulary and 2 View styles.

there are currently 3 ways of adding the filters: