Captures form submissions and then uses the services module to contact, and play back, on a remote server.
Currently works for most forms, but not the node forms, :-(
The Translation Overview page provides a table listing the site's nodes and showing what's been translated into each language. It also lets you assign priorities for translating nodes into the various languages.
For translations of taxonomy terms and menu items check out the Translation table module.
Custom (Form) destination provides a way to define where a form should redirect the user upon submission.
When you submit a form, Drupal deals with your input (saving your node, sending an email, storing a setting, etc..) and then redirect you to a page. You usually are sent back to the page originating the request (for example when you enable a module) or to a different page (for example after you succesfully submit a new node, it will be displayed to you).
In just one tiny function, this module does nothing but provide a category named "Project administration" in the admin overview. Other modules can depend on this one instead of creating their 'admin/project' menu paths all by themselves.
Status: This module never saw any use outside of the site I created it for, and they decided to move to the FAQ module after a while. Consequently, this module is no longer maintained, and will not be ported to Drupal 6.
Time Map is a timesheet application with
Time Map supports personal and global categories. Entries and categories can be color coded and are reported via the Simile Timeline API interface. A similar facility offered by this module could be built with with CCK + Views + Timeline, and may be a better option for some environments. One of Time Map's goals, however, is to be a self-contained, turnkey application.
ThemeKey allows you to define simple or sophisticated theme-switching rules which allow automatic selection of a theme depending on current path, taxonomy terms, language, node-type, and many, many other properties. It can also be easily extended to support additional properties exposed by other modules. In combination with Drupal's theme inheritance you can easily achieve features like:
Editarea provides replacement of plain text boxes with the EditArea javascript code editor, making the editing of code directly in a web browser much more reasonable.
In addition to text box replacement, this module provides a script for creating a "Drupal PHP" syntax-highlighting file from your local Drupal installation.
This Project allows to set the nodepreview settings per content type.
1. Install the module.
2. Edit your content type and change nodepreview settings (Workflow section).
3. Changes should be visible on creation new node.
Automatically create menu items based on content types.
Similar toPathAuto, this an AutoMenu tool to have your site automatically create a new menu item when a new piece of content is added. You can customise the tool to select which content type it is enabled for. For each content type you can also select a parent menu item under which the new item will appear.
Having menus items correctly inserted into the menu hierarchy has a variety of benefits including making sure the breadcrumb trail works, and the active menu trail works.
