Webform XML Export provides Webform module with an XML download option. It also provides an API to further extend the XML download option to allow a developer to customize the output of the XML document. This module depends on Webform 3.x and Drupal core 7.x.
Just for fun, I want to try and replicate http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/ in a D7 install profile/feature bundle type of thing. Perchance to use for Drupal.org decision-making.
This module provides a Wishlist to use with Drupal Commerce. It comes with a wish list page featuring a similar interface to Commerce’s Shopping Cart and a block – both can be fully and easily customized since they’re implemented as Views module.
A simple star rating widget based on jQueryUI Star rating.
Comes with CCK integration to provide a CCK simplestar rating widget.
This module requires jQueryUI module.
This module is not intended to replace fivestar/any other rating module; also it doesn’t provide a rating interface. Using this rating can only be done by the node author.
This module can be used as:
This module allows Flag to be accessed via a web services interface through the Services module. It allows user to Flag content and check if a piece of content is flagged. This integration used to exist in the Flag module itself, but was removed to allow it to be more independently developed to match the cycles of both Flag and Services. The compatibility is as follows:
Poll functionality implemented using entities and fields.
Why should you use this module instead of Drupal core Poll module? Because,
Usage:
Validation can be enabled and disabled on a content-type specific basis, allowing administrators to pick and choose what does and does not need to be validated.
Integration with the rules module provides automated workflow accessibility validation. Integration with the views module allows administrators to make their own custom data displays.
With this module you can lock fields in a webform so that those fields cannot be deleted or modified except by administrators with appropriate permissions. It was written to work in tandem with the Webform Default Fields module but is not dependent upon it. The idea is that if you create default fields for a webform, you may want to ensure consistency by preventing webform creators from modifying some or all of the default fields.
The Visual Website Optimizer module allows automatically includes the VWO javascript in your site's pages. Visual Website Optimizer is an easy to use A/B split, and multivariate testing tool. VWO uses small snippets of javascript inserted into the head each page to perform its tests; the Visual Website Optimizer module for Drupal automates the configuration and inclusion of those snippets.
