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Array Tokens

Examples of Array Tokens

I'm looking for a co-maintainer for this module – in particular in order to port it to Drupal 7.

Ubercart Marketplace Tokens

Ubercart Marketplace Tokens provides 3 different tokens for Ubercart Marketplace module:

Meta tags tokens

This project implements tokens that can be used to populate the content of the meta tags implemented by Nodewords, or Meta tags. This project is independent from those projects, and can be used standalone.

Some versions of Nodewords contains a module that exposed meta tags tokens (nodewords_tokens.module), and an analogous module is present in the project Extra meta tags modules; this project automatically imports the settings from nodewords_tokens, but not from the module contained in the project Extra meta tags modules, which contained the module only in HEAD.

The procedure to update from nodewords_tokens.module is the following:

  1. Disable nodewords_tokens.module, but do not uninstall it.
  2. Install this module, and enable it.
  3. Uninstall nodewords_tokens.module.

To avoid problems with the meta tags using tokens, the site should be put offline before to follow the reported procedure, and put back online after the procedure is completed. Remember to clean the cache, before to enable the new module.

Why has this module been moved to a standalone project?

Date Tokens

Defines a framework for defining tokens to be used in date filters.

Tokenize Request Parameters

A Drupal 7 development release is available. Everything should work the same as the D6 version except that tokens now use the new chained tokens syntax as specified in the D7 native tokens API.

The Tokenize Request Parameters module is intended to provide means to display parameters that are passed to a page either in the URL (GET method) or from a form post (POST method). In cases where you might direct your users to a third party transaction site, such as a payment processor or other transactional service and want to be able to display transactional data passed back from that third party site (e.g. a confirmation number, order number, final price etc.) back to your user then Tokenize Request Parameters will allow you to display that information anywhere within your pages.

Ubercart Attribute Tokens

This module will add Ubercart product attributes as 'attribute' tokens for use elsewhere. As of initial upload the only code to use these tokens is the contributed Custom Price Calculation module. The combo of these two modules allows an admin to enter custom code to set item properties such as price based on attributes.

Event Tokens

A very simple module that adds a few tokens for event.

event-start - The formatted version of the start date/time
event-start-time - The formatted start time
event-start-date - The formatted start date
event-start-yyyy - Event Start year (four digit)
event-start-yy - Event Start year (two digit)
event-start-month - Event Start month (full word)
event-start-mon - Event Start month (abbreviated)
event-start-mm - Event Start month (two digit, zero padded)
event-start-m - Event Start month (one or two digit)
event-start-ww - Event Start week (two digit)
event-start-day - Event Start day (full word)
event-start-ddd - Event Start day (abbreviation)
event-start-dd - Event Start day (two digit, zero-padded)
event-start-d - Event Start day (one or two digit)

event-end - The formatted version of the end date/time
event-end-time - The formatted end time
event-end-date - The formatted end date
event-end-yyyy - Event End year (four digit)
event-end-yy - Event End year (two digit)
event-end-month - Event End month (full word)
event-end-mon - Event End month (abbreviated)
event-end-mm - Event End month (two digit, zero padded)
event-end-m - Event End month (one or two digit)
event-end-ww - Event End week (two digit)
event-end-day - Event End day (full word)
event-end-ddd - Event End day (abbreviation)

Rule Tokens

Take control and Rule your Tokens.

The Rule Tokens module allows (mostly) any token to be passed through a Rule component allowing you to change the output as you and your Rule see fit.

Example: If token is 'node:title' and today is Talk like a pirate day, translate the token value.

Token tags

Transforms token syntax into tags.

Example: 42 m[sup:2] apartment

Calendar Links Token

This module provides a dynamic token to generate calendar invite links for Google, Yahoo, Outlook calendars + a .ics file link.

Salesforce token cron refresh

The purpose of this project is to provide an alternative way of handle Salesforce refresh token via cron job.

Custom Tokens Plus

GreenDesk

The main feature Custom Tokens Plus adds is the ability to use arguments (parameter values) on some tokens, in particular those from the

HashiCorp Vault - Token Authentication

HashiCorp Vault

Token authentication provider for HashiCorp Vault suite.

Project introduction and documentation to come.

Entity Field Token

The module provides an interface for managing entity field tokens.

Transclude Token

Transclude Token is a Drupal 7.x module that defines a token that can be used to transclude external content into a node.

Token Conditions

token condition visibility settings screenshot

Simple token matching condition plugin for Drupal. Compares the value of a given string with tokens with another string (also with tokens), against a regex expression or checking if it's empty.

CTools token entity context

This module defines ctools context which loads entity by identifier set as token value.

Field collection named tokens

Imagine a field collection like pictured

You have a select box, then some other information.

Schema.org Metatag

This project extends Drupal's Metatag module to display structured data as JSON LD in the head of web pages. Read more about Schema.org, JSON LD, and how this module works in an article on Lullabot.com, Create SEO Juice From JSON LD Structured Data in Drupal.

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