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This module looks like the PM functions of Drush, allows us to download most of popular WYSIWYG editors.

Integration

Feel free to integrate your editor using my API. There are only 2 functions
you should know
- hook_drush_editor(): Register your editors.
- hook_drush_editor_alter(): Change the list of registered editors.

You can see the file drush_editor.api.php and my plugin for more information.

Dependencies

1. Drush
2. PHP's DOM API

Supported Editors

1. CKEditor (v3.1+)
2. TinyMCE (v3.5+)

Installation

Download the module and simply copy it into your contributed modules folder:
[for example, your_drupal_path/sites/all/modules] and enable it from the modules administration/management page.
More information at: Installing contributed modules (Drupal 7)

Note: If you want to install the command to drush for global use. Just copy the 'editor' folder to drush_base_dir/commands/ and run `drush cc drush` to clear drush cache.

How to use

In some situations you want to mark an entity field to indicate it should be completed but not enforce its completion at that time. This module extends the choice between Required and Not required to "desirable" completion.

This module overcomes the problems with the (otherwise excellent) Content Complete module which cannot cope with field collections or fields that link to other entities.

When you might want it

The module has two use cases:

Where you might (say) have a score of completeness on a user profile. You don't want to enforce filling in fields with a "required" but just encourage it by having a %age completion. (There's a nifty block that shows the level of completion and what could be filled in next.)

The other use case - and the reason I needed it - was having an absolutely huge application form that could not be filled in in one sitting and which also had all sorts of field collections and links to other content which also had to be filled in correctly.

Everything has to be filled in, but it might take weeks (in this case). So the user needs to be able to save it between times - but the ability to submit the final version does not appear until everything is filled in. (There's a Rules rule - which is in the documentation - to allow actions to take place when the form is finally completed.)

Features

• Works with
  

The fieldset_completion module uses jQuery/javascript to show a completion rate while a user is editing the fields in a fieldset (Drupal 7).

fieldset_completion
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The fieldset_completion module (Drupal 7) is an example of how to show a completion rate for all the input fields in a fieldset. It grabs the fieldset span.summary tag (inside the span.fieldset-legend) to display the completion rate.