This is a simple module to remove the subject field from the site-wide contact form.
Enabling the module from admin/build/modules will remove the subject field from all site-wide contact forms in use.
Integrates Drupal Commerce and MoIP, a payment services provider from Brazil, with a high level API and an easy to use interface, enabling an out-of-box solution for payments with e-commerce in Brazil and allowing customizations with ease when needed.
The main goal with this module is to have a solid starting point, with an Object Oriented approach that let's you change behaviors easily without need to hack anything, enabling us to concentrate efforts on the e-commerce business logic and processes of each project.
Experimental suite for testing data migrations made with the Drupal Migrate module http://drupal.org/project/migrate
This module enables file fields to directly edit a file from the browser. The file is streamed to your local PC and opend by the local programm To make this work, there will be a java applet available doing all the magic.
To see how to use it, please see the video how to edit files in ERPAL.
Allow entities to be added/edited/viewed within a modal dialog, without requiring a page reload.
Look Ma! No ctools!
This module implements rocket science... at least, Drupal 7's APIs make it feel like it. To do what it does, entity_dialog requires Drupal 7.23 or newer, and depends on Entity API module.
Warns if the site is not in git.
The BeautyTips Form Errors is a simple integration with popular BeautyTips module, that provides you "Tooltip-like" form error messages.
You can use default tooltip style for error messages as shown on the image or create your custom style using BeautyTips module features.
Feel free to give your feedback on any improvements.
Provides PayPal payment methods for Payment. It supports
This module succeeds Payment paypal.
PagerDuty notifies a site administrator when an important Drupal Watchdog event occurs.
Note: Module requires an account with PagerDuty (http://pagerduty.com).
