SKOS Importer was built on the Feeds-module and imports (multilingual) SKOS thesauri into Drupal as taxonomies/terms.
Trigger JavaScript events as soon as a region's HTML has loaded. Very experimental and only useful for very nitty gritty performance optimisations.
This module provides a simple field that can be used as a simple quiz or multiple choice questions. It provides a field with a textfield and a checkbox / radio selection combined. If added to any entity (node/content type, user, taxonomy term, ...) the editor of the entity can enter multiple answers in the textfields and determine which answers are correct.
This module is for everybody who does not want to use the whole complex system of the quiz module, but just a simple field for multiple choice questions.
Project for demonstrating an issue with 20x responses for drupal_http_request.
Image field formatter
This module provides a formatter for every image fields (any type of entity).
This formatter renders the image itself as background parallax (scrolling) instead of the actual image field.
It is also possible to embed another field from the parent entity (node, user, etc) on top of the parallax.
Use case: Parallax content type (like an article) with an image field and a simple text.
This module simply adds some additional fields that work in conjunction with the SimpleTimesheet module using Features. This is used by RETN and other community media centers for staff to track their time.
The following dependencies need to be installed prior to installing this module:
If you want to use this module, your options are:
This module creates a dynamic view mode that gets replaced by a view mode specified in the node edit form.
For example, to create views of rendered nodes that display with different layouts:
Or when rendering nodes from entity reference fields.
Note: We don't actually recommend that you use this tool, except for academic purposes. If you're still checking an un-patched or un-updated Drupal 7 site that is accessible to the public for hacks today, there's a strong probability that your site is already compromised. See #2373453: Drupalgeddon project long-term support plans for details.
