This module provides rules integration for the Signup Status module, a status handler for Signup. This module can make use of all Signup Rules events, conditions, and actions, so it is recommended that users of this module also use Signup Rules.
Rules WebForm Submitted adds a Condition to Rules that allows you to test to see if a specific webform node has been submitted by the current user. This is useful for restricting some content on your site to users who have completed a webform. For example, you may want to "require registration" of certain content before making it available to collect sales leads, etc.
Note: versions prior to 7.x-1.0-rc1 are unsupported and deprecated. If you use any of the beta versions, I strongly recommend you to remove it and install our latest release.
Rules Forms Support provides a Rules based method for controlling forms and their elements. The module can be used to alter any form provided by Drupal core or contributed modules. Change element titles, descriptions, weights, and more, or validate form data and set form errors. Rules forms saves time and cost by affording site builders the ability to monitor and alter forms without the need to implement a custom module.
Contip stands for contextual tooltips framework. A contip is a tooltip rendered directly on a specific html element for a specific context. You could print a Contip directly using set_contip_message, declaring a ctools plugin or as a rule action.
This module provides rules module integration for the quiz module.
If you are new to RDF, watch this introduction.
Drupal 7 core includes an RDF module which outputs RDFa. If you want to learn more about RDF in core, see the documentation. This RDF Extensions module will add several additional features on top of the core RDF module. It includes the following modules:
Defines a set of rule events for common core page views - i.e. node page, term page, and search page. Each event loads it's relevant object - node, term or "page" for use in conditions and actions.
Whilst it is possible to combine other events with conditions to achieve the same, the page events defined in this module are much easier to use (e.g. no PHP required) and are more performant in that they are evaluated just once per page request.
Note: The user page view event is defined by the Rules module.
Sandbox for experiments to integrate Cache Actions with Purge module.
This will be the User Referral port for Drupal 7, with rules integration.
This module allows the schedule an action (like for nodes publish, unpublish, promote, add to nodequeue ...).
It makes use of the Actions Drupal core functionality.
