Note: As of 15-01-2014, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, please reply to the issue.
Allows maintainers of other modules to create a dynamic set of configuration steps without worrying about usability.
This module is abandoned, users are encouraged to use the Hide Submit module.
The Hide Submit module contains many of the same features. The 7.x-2.x branch of hide submit is based on the code in this module.
Named transitions are an addon to the workflow module so specific workflow transitions can have their own labels which the admin can describe relative to the beginning and ending states. With named transitions, the workflow state options can be state aware. Rather than showing the user a workflow box containing options like "review required" as a state in the workflow, it could say "move to the editing department for grammar review".
Parse non-standard XML and create blocks. This module is available for Drupal 5; see below for information on later versions.
This is a helper module for the DrupalMU installation profile.
Since DrupalMU has been replaced, this helper module is no longer needed.
The Webform Associate module is designed to allow attaching webforms to particular node types. The example would be event registration. Event node types might need starting and ending dates, descriptions, etc. With Webform Associate a new webform node is automatically created, and the webform itself is appended to the bottom of the event node.
This module has been superseded by Entityqueue which allows creation of queues from nodes, taxonomy terms, users and other entities. Entityqueue currently has an alpha release for Drupal 8 and a stable 1.1 release for Drupal 7, so it's recommend you use that module over this one.
The uc_webform_productize module is designed to be paired with the webform_associate module. Currently the code is alpha and appears to be working. The objective is to create a uc product node that is paired with content types used by webform_associate. This product should then be added to the cart each time a webform submission is created. It then stores the webform nid, submission id and the order_id in a many to 1 relationship.
FeedAPI Comments is a FeedAPI add-on for aggregating comments to your site.
It consists of a parser that pulls comments from a remote site and a processor that creates Drupal comments from it. You can alternatively use FeedAPI's node processor which allows you to create nodes from remote comments.
Currently supported sites:
Additional sites can be implemented by following the example of feedapi_comments/parser_comments/sites/vimeo.inc.
Please contact Todd Nienkerk if you are interested in taking over maintenance of this module.
Implements a new form element named taxonomy_widget for selecting a vocabulary and then a term within that vocabulary. The term list is dynamically populated by jQuery when a vocabulary is selected.
The element takes an array for the #default_value property with up to two keyed elements:
