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Entity field access adds a configurable access check to any entity field.

Possible access types could be "private" or "public", for example. This allows us to set fields to private access, so that only those with the appropriate permission can view the field.

Field access for each field is configurable from within the user interface.

There is the possibility to extend the module through plugins, in order to provide other kinds of field access checks - see for example the submodules entity_field_access_role and entity_field_access_user_relationships.

Instructions

Install and enable the module as usual.

Add or edit a field as usual.

In the field edit form you will see a section entitled ENTITY PRIVATE FIELD SETTINGS.

Note: In order to provide private access, you will need to configure the "Access all private fields" permission at admin/people/permissions#module-entity_field_access.

The following screenshot provides an example of how the settings would appear on a field on the Create Article page.

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Test

This module sets out to provide a solution to complex date sorting of content that cannot be achieved with Views without query modification. It presents content, displayed in a sorted order based on date fields and their relationship to now.

Use Case

For example, you may have two content types that you would like to display in the same content feed: News and Events. News has a date field called 'Publication Date' and Events have a date field called 'Start Date'. The problem is that Publication Dates are dates that have passed, whereas start dates have not yet arrived. By allowing you to choose the sort order of these fields at the content type level, we can create a feed of this content that logically sorts itself and presents the most Current content amongst the sorted content types.

Features

• Complex date logic for content listings
• Provides a views plugin and a standalone version
• Create custom 'current' blocks that pull in content types that can be sorted independently of each other.
• A views sort handler (requires views) that allows for specificity of field / content type sorting.
• Both of these solutions use a singular mysql query for maximum performance.

Requirements

• Drupal 7
• Block module

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Particle Emitter

Particle Emitter is a highly configurable module which provides a particle emitter system using HTML5 canvas.

Configurable options:

• Global settings
  • Define frame rate
  • Define unlimited amount of blocks
  • Custom blocks can be configured separately
• Block settings
  • General
    • Define canvas container id
  • Emitter
    • Emitter location in canvas (Center, Mousetracking, Offset)
    • Emitter X-offset
    • Emitter Y-offset
  • Particles
    • Particle count
    • Particle FX
    • Life type
    • Lifetime fixed
    • Lifetime min
    • Lifetime max
    • Particle type
    • Particletypes: Circles, Rectangles, Images
    • Various type specific settings like transformation (shrink, grow, etc)...
  • Canvas
    • Canvas width