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WYSIWYG toolbar per role is an extension to Wysiwyg API that allows you to configure editor settings per role.

Allows administrators to disable taxonomy term paths on a per-term basis, and redirect the user to a 403 or 404 page, or to the front page.

This module has been deprecated in favour of Rabbit Hole.

This module will allow you to force a browsers rendering engine to the latest version. Many time specially IE will set the document mode to IE7 or IE6 and will render your website badly. This module will force the browser to read the page in IE9 if it is available, and fallback to IE8 or the latest version of IE that you have.

This module attempts to address #2044231: Add "paid in full" datestamp to order along with "created" and "updated"

You'll need to add a field called "Paid in full" to your order entity BEFORE installing this module. The machine name of that field must be "field_paid_in_full" (or you can edit the code in this module to suit your own needs)

Disable Delete Attachments relies on the upload module from Drupal core.
It allows you to grant or deny users the permission to remove uploaded files even if they have permission to upload. Set the permissions and you are done.

This modules integrates the "SOColissimo Simplicité" shipping service from La Poste (France).

Warning : we're still doing some final changes on the code, regarding the admin UI & configuration. An alpha version will be released when those issues are resolved.

Requirements

* Commerce Shipping API

Installation

Place the module in the sites/SITENAME/modules and enable it.

Contact

Current maintainer :

This is just a slightly more useful version of theme_html_tag() , or the render element '#type'=>'html_tag' that exists in core.

It actually recurses and renders child elements if you set up a render array that uses this as a #type.

Core '#type'='html_tag' is a deadbeat dad : does not support its children.

This module is a very simple example module that shows how to make a custom page callback.

With this module you can make Simplenews newsletters per domain.
Because Simplenews depends on the core taxonomy module to make newsletter types, we need Domain Taxonomy too. When installing this module you already get just those taxonomy terms that are granted for nodes on a specific domain when adding a new newsletter.

This is a small module that configures where comments display on node render via the Manage Display tab.

Note: If you change the comment settings on a content type, you will need to flush your cache for the comments option to show up on the Manage Display tab. As of 7.x-1.0, the comments option always shows up on the Manage Display tab, regardless of the content type's default settings.