The android module is intended to expose administration functionality for the android mobile operating system.
The android app, droidpal , can be found here - http://github.com/gby/droidpal/ it receives the notifications for different content moderation tasks for the linux/drupal geek on the go.
This is a proof of concept developed by:
A small helper module that shows the attachments table (as created by the core upload.module) in node teasers.
This module adds a handler for the Time Tracking module that can support importing and exporting time entries via the Quickbooks API. Both of these modules are also required.
With everything installed and configured properly, you can:
If you want to use this module, your options are:
Homebox allows site administrators to create dashboards for their users, using blocks as widgets. Blocks in a Homebox page are resizeable, and reorderable by dragging.
Homebox is currently used on Drupal.org for the 'Your Dashboard' feature.
Version 3.x of Homebox is under active development for Drupal 7, with many new features and improvements. There is no upgrade path from 6.x-1.x to 6.x-3.x or 7.x-2.x. You must completely uninstall version 6.x-1.x prior to installing version 3.x.
Name has changed as well as feature set in favor of Network Manager. See Network Manager
By default, Drupal allows only users with the Administer menus and menu items permission to add, modify or delete menu items.
Menu Admin per Menu allows to give roles per menu admin permissions without giving them full admin permission.
For instance, you may let certain users manage the items of the Main or Navigation menus but not those of the Management menu.
Work is being done on version 2 of the Episodes library, which supports the WebTiming spec. This will be integrated ASAP in this Drupal module!
Episodes is a module that includes the identically named Episodes framework in Drupal. Episodes allows you to measure episodes in a web page's loading sequence. Hence its name.
This is a really simple module that warns administrators about "Development" modules being enabled in production (eg: devel, coder, simpletest, etc). This list is completely configurable, of course, along with a switch to configure whether the module warnings are active or not (so you can disable the warning in development).
This module allows user to edit the contents of a fieldgroup without having to leave the node view page. The administrator can configure any fieldgroup to show a link that allows the form elements inside that fieldgroup to be editing in a modal popup window. Basically, it is a simple approach to ajax edit-in-place.
This module is built on top of the Popups API. You will need at least version 6.x-2.0-Alpha4.
