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Allows the presence of exposed filters on a view to be controlled by values in another exposed filter. Dependent filters are hidden when not relevant, and their values are not considered when the exposed form is submitted.

The module is compatible with both the Views basic and the Better Exposed Filters form plugins.

Suppose you had a view showing several kinds of products, such as cake, bicycles, and books, and an exposed filter on product type that lets the user refine the listing to one or more types.

With this module you could add the following filters:

• cake flavour, such as lemon, chocolate, coffee
• bicycle size
• book genre

Each filter will only show when the type it relates to is selected in the filter for product type.

BagIt (https://wiki.ucop.edu/display/Curation/BagIt) is a specification for packaging content and metadata about that content into a format that can be shared between applications. This module provides a "BagIt" tab for nodes that allows the packaging of the node and any files attached to the node into a Bag.

The Social media module provides a flexible and very scalable way to add social buttons (programmatically or through an IU) to every bundles existing in the application.

Depends on your requirements you can install de social_media_ui module or create your own submodules to add new buttons in a very easy way.

When you intall Social media module you will have access to an admin page where you could
choose which bundles you want to have social buttons, inclusive if these bundles are not part of the core

You have two ways for add social buttons:
- If you are a Drupal developer and you have a basic knowledge you could develop your own dependant of Social_module module as you can see in the social_media_gplusone example module

- If you don't have developer knowledge, you can put the social_module_ui enable and you will see two new administration pages where you could create, edit or delete buttons, only pasting the code from the providing API

This is a very flexible module developed thinking in the advantages that an standard Drupal module for social media features could offer.
In a future it could implement more functionallity like facebook connect or others.

This is a setup script for a high performance Drupal server.

More information to follow.

This module attempts to filter out certain watchdog entries before they get added to the log, in order to prevent needless cluttering of the logs entries.

Good examples of clutter are molloms "incorrect captcha" entry, favicon or old entries that result in a "page not found", etc.

This module provide users a way of organizing his/her friends. Using this module,
a user can perform the following tasks:

1) Create a new circle.
2) Drag-in a user into the circle.
3) Drag-out a user from the circle.
4) Edit an existing circle.
5) Delete an existing circle.
6) Adding new users in the Public area.
7) On click display of users per circle.
8) Transfer of users from one circle to another.
9) Drag-in of multiple users into the circle.

This module exposes 3 new fields (capacity, available and occupied) to views for the registration module

The fields support filtering and ordering.

There's a demo view included, available at /registration-numbers

Warning: This module is only tested on mysql, no idea if it will work on our databases.

Field implementation for S3 JavaScript file upload.

This module is meant to provide the INITIAL installation for a site's wysiwyg - to save you a couple of hours of checking checkboxes and thinking what on earth you did last time.

1. It forces you to install some modules you might otherwise forget (imce, imce_mkdir). You can remove the dependencies from the wysiwyg_setup.info file if you don't want them.
2. It sets up the "html filter" and "html full" text formats, including buttons configuration and wysiwyg_filter configuration.
3. This works with ckEditor and drupal 7.

1. Wysiwyg module version:
As of the creation of this module (Jan 9, 2012), you need to use the dev version of the wysiwyg module, or apply the patch from here:
http://drupal.org/node/624018
That enables us to export wysiwyg configs info features.

2. Having CKeditor:
Download ckEditor and place it in sites/all/libraries before enabling the module.

After enabling the module:

1. Configure imce (user roles).
2. Edit wysiwyg.css - so that it has the styles you use on your site. This will let the user see the content like it appears on the site when editing.

- wysiwyg_styles.js
Overrides the styles dropdown in ckEditor, mostly in order to set rtl and ltr.
This gets called from the module file.

- wysiwyg.css
A stylesheet for ckEditor.
This should be edited to match the site's styles.

Wysiwyg
Imce
Imce_mkdir
Wysiwyg_filter
Features

This module provides a single sign on with Ubilogin services.

This module adds a "Map location" component to a webform, which gives users the ability to pick a location from the map by dragging a marker.

Drupal 6 only, Drupal 7 only when I need it, someone wants to sponsor it, or even better, if someone posts a patch.

Integrates the webform module with my D7 branch of form_beautifier, to let webform creators customize their form appearance on a per-node and per-block basis.

Small module that fixes the parent menu link select element on node forms, when using multiple modules that alter/restrict the available parents.

• Node menu permissions
• OG menu link

Code for Reputation system for d.o - sub-project of Prairie Initiative.

Allows menu links to be set required per content type.

• Node menu permissions

This is a new attempt at a Custom Meta Update module. Using this, you can set custom meta tags and page titles for special pages(e.g. Views generated Pages) and others.

This module was created in front of a live audience at SandCamp 2012 to demonstrate the process of creating custom field types.

http://ninjitsuweb.com/files/sandcamp_custom_field_type_demo_code.tar.gz

simple presence implementation (redis-backed)

This is a port of popular live stats component for Joomla CMS:
JoomlaWatch allows you to watch your joomla visitors live stats and bots in real-time from the administration back-end. Specially their IP addresses, countries they come from, geographical location on a map, which pages they are viewing, their browser and operating system, it creates daily and all-time stats from these information plus unique, pageload and total hits statistics. Furthermore, you can block harmful IP addresses, see blocked attempts stats, evaluate the trend charts, and create goals based on many parameters. In the front-end, it displays the top countries, user and visit information for certain periods of time.

- translations: brazilian portuguese, dutch, french, german, greek, russian, slovak, slovenian, spanish, swedish, czech, danish, lithuanian, polish italian, turkish, latvian, ukrainian, bulgaria

Enable pretty paths for searches with Facet API.

Pretty paths will be generated in the following way: "/". For taxonomy terms it outputs the id as well: "/-".

Will be tested with Search API but should work for others, too.

see #1375104: How can a url_processor plugin be implemented to produce nicer looking facet paths? and #1213358: Move to Facet API