A utility module designed to make it easier for developers to read, display, and update data stored in one or more custom database table by allowing the developer write a custom module that simply describes the new data "object".
This module implements a subset of the HTML_QuickForm API to convert QuickForm API calls into equivalent Drupal Form API 2.0 associative arrays.
This module currently only exists to serve the needs of CiviCluster. It is a separate module to foster future development into a robust QuickForm to Drupal conversion tool. I will readily grant CVS access to anyone interested in pursuing this goal.
Note: As of 2010/03/14, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, or you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to #723912: Userplane Chat Integration appears to be abandoned.
Allows different variables per domain without multisite configuration files or separate databases/tables. Soon, the UI will allow applying changes to multiple domains.
More description coming soon...
Introduced in Drupal 6, the Schema API allows modules to declare their database tables in a structured array (similar to the Form API) and provides API functions for creating, dropping, and changing tables, columns, keys, and indexes.
The Schema module provides additional Schema-related functionality not provided by the core Schema API that is useful for module developers. Currently, this includes:
This module provides a "colorpicker" form element for CCK forms, and also for module developers to utilize. A colorpicker field is a textfield with a colorpicker button that brings up the Farbastic color widget that comes included with Drupal. (Support for additional third-party color pickers is planned.)
To use this module, simply enable it. Colorpicker-aware modules will then display a colorpicker field instead of a plain textfield where appropriate. And as a site creator making new content types, you now have a CCK colorpicker field at your disposal.
Interface is a collection of rich interface components which utilizes the lightweight JavaScript library jQuery. With these components you can build rich client web applications and interfaces with the same simplicity as writing JavaScript with jQuery.
This module simply places Interface in a central location with one command that can be called by any module that wants to use the library.
MapAPI module is a helper module for the upcoming Map module. By itself, MapAPI doesn't do anything.
The motivation behind this module was to create a game that is powered by Drupal core. The first step in our work is to release flexible API that can allow us to build that game; MapAPI is part of it.
MapAPI allows you to create game maps based on coordinates. each map can contain arbitrary number of tiles and each tile can contain any number of content items.
This is NOT a standalone module - it must be used with the either the oyoaha Liquid Layout module , which allows for direct html styling and layout control of output from the Views module, or the oyoaha GWT module, which allows for simplified insertion of AJAX widgets into a page or block.
When used to extend Liquid Layout, oyoaha Injection provides a method for injecting CSS and/or JavaScript within a View (which is pretty sweet, I might add).
Enables custom requiring and hiding of designated modules at admin/modules. Good for Drupal distros and hosts.
A good example would be to prevent the disabling of the paranoia module, which prevents PHP from being run.
systemmask development has been sponsored by CivicSpaceLabs.org. After May 10, 2007 the module has been maintained by Robin Monks.
