Provides integration of Drupal Commerce with Sift Science advanced machine learning fraud detection and prevention software.
The development of this module has not been finished, nor has it been properly tested yet, therefore it might not work as expected, or might not even work at all.
Provides Stripe payment method support for Commerce Sift Science module integrating Drupal Commerce with Sift Science advanced machine learning fraud detection and prevention software.
When referencing entities which may not have view-modes of their own, we need to write custom formatters which in turn actually makes use of the existing formatters and uses them on the loaded entities. For Eg : File Entity Reference Image Formatter creates a new formatter which loads the referenced file entity and then uses the existing Image Formatters(or similar logic) on it.
Converts PHP's array() syntax to PHP 5.4's short array syntax[] using Thomas Bachem's PHP 5.4 Short Array Syntax Converter.
A Commerce Kickstarter module that will examine all products and produce a report with suggestions for improving your product listings.
Drupal core comment module is great for commenting on nodes.
This module provides fieldable comments for any entity even comments itself. Entity Comments integrates with views and rules.
Simply enable the module and go to "admin/structure/comments_entity" and enable Entity Comments on any entity.
Port of Onelogin's Drupal 7 github project for Drupal 8. https://github.com/onelogin/drupal-saml/tree/master/onelogin_saml
Let's start by creating the basic folder structure and files for our module. A Drupal module needs to be placed in a specific directory in your Drupal installation and it needs to have some basic files so that it can be identified as a module by the Drupal system. The first thing we need to do is create a folder for our module called shownodes. That folder should be kept in the sitesallmodules folder of your Drupal installation. In this folder create two blank files called shownodes.info and shownodes.module.
The Demo Framework highlights powerful features created by the Drupal community and is intended to be used as a starterkit for promoting enterprise-ready Drupal solutions.
This project is a Demo Framework Scenario for Drupal PM module. Read more about Demo Framework here.
Project Management scenario focussed on showcasing the power of Drupal PM (Project Management).
