Evaluation/Rating

Forms based on entities.

Status

The first Beta is released. We like to rethink the permissions before releasing stable. We also need to test more with features and ctools exports. Furthermore it is bug fixing! Fill that issue queue!

Description

Ever needed Webforms with complete Views integration?
Since Forms is build on the fieldable Entity layer, you get full support for Rules and Views out of the box.

Description

Vote defines a new entity type (vote). Votes can be cast on ANY entity type that "your drupal" knows (even on "vote" itself).

Vote provides "functions" and "voting types":

A function basically provides a handler which defines how and where a function stores its result values. Each function can have its own db table to store the results in order to allow more complex functions to break the INTEGER barrier which the default result table uses for its results.

Uservoice, have you ever used it? Perhaps, you like Uservoice useful features. However, whether you want or not, you have to pay monthly fee to use it. Would you like to have something that is similar to Uservoice on Drupal with unlimited features and no monthly fee?

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Description

Polling is subject to various factors that distort the usefulness of the results. Certain groups respond more frequently than others, biasing the overall tally towards their views. Weighted polling can compensate for this effect.

Proposal

Add an option to weigh poll results by demographics.

This module is intended for sites:

Nothing to see here...move along.

This is a simple feature for Open Atrium that implements the greasemonkey script from Nodeone that adds notes from an external site right onto the projects here at Drupal.org.

You can read about the original version of Nodeone's work here:
http://nodeone.se/blogg/sharing-knowledge-of-what-works-and-what-doesnt-...

This module allows a user to mark themselves attended for Signup-enabled nodes by sending text messages via SMS.

A user can either pre-register for an event on the Drupal site or attend in person and send in a randomly generated SMS code to prove attendance. If the user is not currently a Drupal user, when they register on the site and confirm their mobile number, their pending anonymous signups will be converted to real signups and marked as attended.

The purpose of this module is to provide different types of statistics for taxonomy terms on the website.

The module will initially provide a list of popular terms. The criteria for selecting what constitutes popular terms is by looking into how many nodes use it. This module does not calculate statistics on how many users view a node, rather, it's a tool for navigating through those terms that are used the most.