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This module provides a "Nice Date" element on nodes and comments. This was originally a custom theme extension for my blog. See:
Date Time Extras extends Date field functionality with extra information distinguishing between date and time.
Restricts allowed values in a date field exposed in a line item. Source data for restrictions is picked from fields defined in the product display.
This module provides a simpler date repeat UI. It integrates seamlessly with the Date modules date_repeat widgets and simply overrides the UI. It provides a UI similar to Google Calendar.
Small module that provides a date token extension, partofday, a somewhat arbitrary indication of the part of the day (early morning, morning, noon, afternoon, evening, night or midnight).
In this module you can select the time field and only select the month and year
Time is saved as the first of each month and the first of each day
The Fancy dates module provides an array of fancy options for displaying node and comment dates.
Create a sequence of nodes from Date Repeat. Then edit, remove, and update nodes in that sequence individually or for the sequence as a whole. All within the scope of the Date Repeat API.
This module can greatly simplify user entry of repeating dates by allowing the administrator to pre-set repeat date rules.
The module supports two types of preset:
- Select a preset repeat from a list. (E.g. every year, every month, every week). Up to 5 configurable preset repeat rules are allowed as well as the options to not repeat or, if configured, to specify a custom repeat rule via the standard form. This is similar to the way Apple iCal does it.
- A single configurable preset rule which is either applied automatically for a specialised date field (e.g. your birthday, anniversary etc) or via a checkbox for a more general "is this an annual event" type field.
This module is a CCK formatter allowing users to pick one or more dates (from a date, datetime or datestamp CCK field) similar to the Doodle online service.
We need to have one good module. Not a lot of half good.
#894680: Merge similar "node repeat" module
This module is intended as an add-on for the Date Repeat module, part of the Date package of modules. It grew out of the feature request discussion at http://drupal.org/node/298334. Subsequently, it was orphaned and adopted.
Date Repeat allows you to specify a wide range of repeating date sequences. However, each sequence is stored in a single node. This means that all dates in a sequence share characteristics such as the description and other non-date fields. You can specify monthly meetings, but cannot change an individual description to add an agenda when it becomes available. You can specify weekly games, but cannot specify the teams in a specific game when they become known. Because the date fields are not in separate nodes, they do not work with Views.
This module provides an alternative date filter for Views which gives options like 'today', 'this week', etc.
Date Repeat Instance provides edit and delete links per instance of a repeating date series. When you delete an instance, it automatically sets the exception in the repeating rule.
Defines a framework for defining tokens to be used in date filters.
This module leverages the Date Augmenter API to allow content to be associated with Individual values in a multivalued or recurring date field.
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.
Provides a "last reviewed" date field on nodes. This can be set manually, otherwise it will default to the timestamp when the node is first published.
The Litepicker widget allows you to easily select date ranges.
Reset Date Field module provides the "Reset" button just next/below Date Field. On click on reset button date, date time, created date get rest with default empty.
The features module enables the capture and management of features in Drupal. A feature is a collection of Drupal entities which taken together satisfy a certain use-case.
If you want to set default date and/or time for a date time field you can do this with this widget.
Scheduler gives content editors the ability to schedule nodes to be published and unpublished at specified dates and times in the future.
An extension to Date Recur that allows to set a status per occurrence.
Drupal 8 includes jQuery UI in core, however it is no longer actively
maintained and has been marked deprecated. This module provides the
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