modules used by the Drupal community.
By
KarenS on the 27th of June, 2006
: I pledge to have a Date Field released on the day that Drupal 7 is released. Views integration, including calendar module, will be ready released on the day that Views releases.
This package contains both the Date module and a Date API module. The Date API is available to be used by other modules and is not dependent on having CCK installed.
The date module is a flexible date/time field type for the cck content module which requires the
CCK content.module and the Date API module.
Videos/Tutorials
- See a great new screencast demonstrating Date and Calendar at DrupalTherapy.
- Jan Polzer has produced a Czech screencast about how to use the Date Wizard and Calendar at Maxiorel.
- The Drupal Handbook pages are at Date/Calendar Documentation.
- Drupal 6 version only: If you install the Advanced help module you'll have access to a growing collection of help pages documenting how everything works .
More Information
Defines a framework for defining tokens to be used in date filters. To start, this module defines the token @ENDOFMONTH, which evaluates to the end of the current month, but this module defines hooks so that you can define more tokens.
This module shows how the view interpreted the dates you typed into the exposed
filters. If your input was not understood, you will get a validation error.
If you typed in a date in non-canonical format, it will be shown to you in
canonical format when you see the search results.
Limitations:
This module only understands the jscal widget. It was designed on a custom
site that backed up the jscal widget with strtotime. Normally, jscal only
accepts input in canonical format anyway, so the translation to canonical
format might not be that useful to most people.
By
hedb on the 16th of November, 2006
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I've drifted out of Drupal development and i would be glad if someone would be able to adopt this orphan module.
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This modules adds a CCK type which defines a dropdown with a dependant value list upon the value of a different cck field
I.e. (the real need for whiah this module was created)
Two dropdowns
1. Measurement system
2. sizes
It is clear that dropdown 2 should be depenedant on the value of dropdown 1
- Unlike the activeselect module here all the values are configured ahead. There is no requerying the server for the values
By
levyofi on the 7th of March, 2008
The ability to show/hide form items depends on the value of another form item
This module intent to simplify long form submission by your sites' users. Sometimes the user does not have to fill some form fields that may divert him/her from the most important field. Websites in which there are large forms may find this module helpful. You can use it with any kind of field type and it encapsulates itself into the CCK field's admin page.
The Dependent Field module also allows you to determine whether the dependent "child field" will be attached right after its "parent field" in the form or not. This way the user can easily see how the his/her choices affect the form.
The module also allows nested fields dependencies, which means that a field can depend on the value of a certain field that also depends on another field. This way you can start your node edit page with few questions and the user will explore the node form depending on his/her choices.
For now, The module only supports values from single on/off checkboxes, a group of checkboxes/radio buttons or selection fields.
This module also supports the
Related Subform module. It is possible to hide/show a subform element depends on a field's value.
Installation Requirements
Drupal: 5.x only
PHP: 5.x or greater
Future developments:
By
chelah on the 5th of January, 2007
Dript is a scripting engine running around Drupal. Dript can be used by other modules to add scripting or formula capability. The module itself implements a filter that can be applied to nodes and other contents. Dript is simpler and safer than PHP. It is meant to be a glue language similar to formula in spreadsheet with the casual programming concept "once coded it will be forgotten". As a dialect of LISP and a simpler LISP, Dript is for non-programmers who want to alter their contents slightly according to certain behaviors. Dript will give ordinary users or administrators a capability to add function and logic on the fly while working with Drupal without having to go down with PHP or creating a module.
By
Carlitus on the 5th of November, 2008
Warning: Although you can download a stable version, this module stills under development. Please download the dev version for testing
You can see a demo of this module here:
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x792wj_easy-inset-image-for-drupal_tech
Module that complements TinyMce, you can upload images using a cck imagefield field
and simply add them to the tiny textarea with one click.
Modules Required:
tinyMCE
cck
imagefield
Recommended but not mandatory:
imagecache
Instructions
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Activate Easy Image Insert on the modules page
Add a CCK imagefield to the content type
Activate Easy image Insert flag for each content type.
Finally, all the presets will shown by default, but you can configure
presets that begin with eii_ and only these will be shown.
Note: You have to modify the TinyMCE module if you want to float the image with the text, adding styles.
In the tinymce/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/tiny_mce.js file (and the src file too),
You have to add this line
dom.setAttrib(n, 'class', 'float-'+v)
Just after this one
dom.setStyle(n, 'float', v);
Drupal consulting for this module and much more in
http://en.neuroticweb.com
Warning: Although you can download a stable version, this module stills under development. Please download the dev version for testing
This module allows CCK fields to be edited on a node's display (e.g. at node/123), not just on the node edit pages (e.g. node/123/edit). It also works within views etc. Anywhere a 'formatter' can be selected, you can select editable (or click to edit).
This module has been totally re-written for Druapl 6, and is very much simpler.
Drupal 6
For Drupal 6, you may now use the normal mechanisms in both content type fields and view fields to select that a field should be 'editable'. If you have the correct permissions, the corresponding field will be displayed in it's editable state. This is done using ajax (and javascript), which means if the users browser has not got that enabled, then fields will not show as editable - sorry.
When a field is not shown as editable (because of permissions, or no javascript) then the default display is used.
Short how-to:
- Create yourself a content type.
- Add a field.
- In the content type's "display fields" tab, edit the display of the field for e.g. 'full node' to be editable.
- Create a new node of this content type and save it.
- Now go and visit this node. You will find that you can edit the field.
- Likewise you can select editable as a display type in a view.
Editview is a plugin for the
Views module. It allows you to create a view in which the nodes are editable, and new nodes can be created. Editview uses AJAX to speed things up, but will still work on browsers with javascript disabled.
Education Field is a CCK field for storing information about a person's educational history.
It contains fields for school, state, country, degree, field of study, dates attended, and activities.
Its usefulness is mainly when used as a multiple field, allowing users to submit multiple entries for the various schools they have attended. It uses javascript (based on link.module) to allow the user to add additional education fields to the node form as needed.
Created by
Zivtech
Sponsored by
UNICEF's
Department of Communication and Division of Policy and Planning.
