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JSONfield lets you define CCK fields that map to array elements supplied by a searchable JSON data feed.

For example, if you want to reference products via a searchable JSON service (like Solr), specify the Solr endpoint URL and the object key ID that should be stored in the database. Other values from the JSON array can be used for tokenized HTML output / autocomplete selection, similar to a Node Reference.

UPDATE Sorry folks, I've been meaning to address the issues filed for this module but simply haven't had time. I'm having to bail & leave it alone for now, so if anyone else wants to take it over it's all yours.

The aim of this project is to allow administrators to assign a userpoints category to taxonomy terms. Features include the ability to inherit the category of parent terms (default), to select whether parent terms are able to apply their settings automatically to their children, and apply a weight in case a node has multiple terms.

This module currently relies on the userpoints_nc module for the nodeapi and comments hooks.

Grab form error messages and place them next to erroneous fields.

This is a Drupal implementation of seaofclouds javascript plugin for jquery "Tweet". The module creates a configurable block which aims to have the settings available in the Jquery plugin available at block configuration level. Check out http://tweet.seaofclouds.com/ for more information about seaofclouds and the jQuery plugin.

Similar to my project where I map a userpoints category to a taxonomy term, this module maps a userpoint category to a node type. Unlike the userpoints taxonomy mapping module, administration is contained in the userpoints administration section. This module still relies on userpoints_nc for it's nodeapi and comment hooks. This reliance is primarily due to not wanting to recreate all the hooks that are in the userpoints_nc module.

--James

This is a simple module to allow menu items to be enabled, yet not active (thus there is no link provided by them, yet they can be a parent). This only has the use case for something like Quickbar, Admin or Admin_menu.

This module provides hooks for UserPoints Mappings.

Deep Survey is a module which aims to turn Drupal into a market and social research surveying tool. It allows privileged users to add surveys to a site. These surveys consist of questions which then in turn consist of answer lists - both of these are separate content types. Other Drupal users may complete the surveys, being asked one question after another and responding via the answer lists. It is possible to have the user skip one or more questions based upon their responses to earlier questions.

The data collected may be downloaded from Drupal in csv format.

The current Drupal 6 version is "feature complete" but will still be provided with bug fixes if necessary. Once a Drupal 7 version has been completed the ability to loop through the same question as well as alter the text and responses dynamically (filters and substitutions) will be added.

A manual is available here.

A simple API class that implements a JSON-RPC client. It can be used to call a JSON-RPC service on another Drupal server or many other JSON-RPC services.

As an API module, this doesn't do anything on it's own and will only be useful if you are writing a module or doing some other Drupal coding.