This module uses custom jquery + css + html to replace a standard drupal single dropdown with css-driven dropdown that has much more flexibility with styling than the default browser select element.
The Delicious Blog module provides an easy way to create daily blog posts of your recently Delicious.com bookmarks.
"Promos" was never really a good name for this module. It's name is rooted in a legacy project that evolved beyond itself. It doesn't describe the function of the module well and doesn't fit with my road map of its future development.
So with a new name and a new set of features, promos has now become the Hot Blocks module.
Go check it out!
This module is a simple todo with sub-task.
Experimental cache module for Drupal core modules, which work for anonymous and logged users as well.
It will increase your performance even 2x on very heavy websites, when other caches are useless.
It's not a standard cache engine, so you can mix it with other cache engines as well.
No need to change your settings.php file.
This project is now obsolete, because someone new stepped up to maintain the official D7 version.
This is a dummy project page to organize and provide the code developed in the Google Summer of Code 2009 Rules monkey project. All code developed here will also be provided as patches for the rules module and hopefully be integrated into it.
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See #1111364: Restart module as "Google Analytics Reports" for more explanation about the move.
Mobify is discontinuing support for this particular module - but NOT for Drupal!! The recommended mechanism for deploying Mobify on all new sites (including Drupal sites) is to use the javascript redirection method. The javascript snippet for redirection is provided in the 'Deploy' panel for your site in mobify.me. The snippet is unique to each site.
Why discontinue the Drupal module?
1) It doesn't do much. It detects phones based on UA and sends a 302 redirect. The same can be accomplished in javascript making it one less "moving part" to maintain.
NOTE: This project has been replaced by:
http://aswapathy.com/d77game/
Chess 112 is chess variant played on an 8 by 14 square board. Each player has 4 bishops, 4 knights, 4 rooks, and 14 pawns.
At this point (May 2009) castling and en passant capturing have yet to be implemented, and pawn promotion is restricted to queens.
The game features moving by piece and square clicking (no need to manually enter "from column", "from row", "to column", and "to row" coordinates).
