Zen Form plugin provides you with a distraction free mode that you can add to your forms or single inputs, textareas and selects.
Wrapper module for the Zen Form plugin, created by Idered. Unfortunately, Drupal 7 core includes a rather old version of jQuery and the plugin expects at least jQuery 1.7 (usage of certain functions, namely: .on() and .prop()), so I have created a fork of the plugin on Github, in which I replaced the functions with their "deprecated" counterparts.
Features
Makes plugin available as a library (via Libraries module) - easy to use for developers.
Adds toggleable distraction free mode to certain forms (defined in hook).
This functionality is now mostly included (sans UI) in the D7 and D8 connector modules (Acquia Connector 8.x-1.9+ and 7.x-3.1+, and Search API Acquia 7.x-2.3+).
This module allows to upload timetracking data from hamster to Drupal.
Status:
For now this is a code dump.
It does work, but I may decide to do big changes any time.
This is D6 only atm, we are preparing a D7 version.
Use case / prerequesites
We suppose that you have
One or more websites based on Drupal that you use for project management and issue tracking. Esp, such a website should have one node type that acts as "project."
One or more Linux machines where you do time tracking with Hamster.
The desire to make some of your timetracking data available on one project management website, and some other of your timetracking data available on another project management website.
The desire to associate hamster timetrack categories with Drupal project nodes.
Concepts
"Source":
On your project management website, a "source" is one of those machines where the timetrack data comes from. Each source belongs to exactly one user, but one user can have more than one source set up. Sources could be named like "andreas-desktop", "andreas-notebook", "andreas-netbook-ubuntu", etc.
"Destination":
On your local machine, a "destination" is one of those websites where the timetrack data is sent to.