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FuckItJS

This module integrates FuckItJS with your Drupal site.

MailUp Newsletter Module

Picking email subscription lists to show at registration

The MailUp Drupal newsletter module for Drupal 7 and Drupal Commerce integrates Drupal with the

MathJax Trigger

Purpose

It's annoying to watch the left bottom MathJax loading status on many pages that don't need to render Math formula at all.

Open

Distribution that embraces philosophy behind kitf and debutf specifications, while allowing to build sites with Panels, Panels Everywhere and a responsive theme.

Entity JS

This module provides JS functions and callback urls to Create, Read, Update and Delete entities.

entity_create(entity_type, values);

Create a new entity by supplying an array of arguments. Returns a success/failure response.

entity_render_view(entity_type, entity_id, view_mode);

Return a rendered entity using a view mode if the url arguments match an existing entity.

entity_load_json(entity_type, entity_id);

This returns a dump of JSON for the entire entity. Yes, entity_load_json('user', 1); will return the admin user object with password hash et al.

entity_field_query_json(conditions, entity_load);

Returns JSON results from an EntityFieldQuery->execute(); command. Optional 'entity_load' boolean returns fully loaded entity objects as opposed to the default properties returned by EFQ.

entity_update(entity_type, entity_id, values);

Update an existing entity using an array of arguments. Returns a success/failure response.

entity_delete(entity_type, entity_id);

Delete an entity by providing its entity type and unique id. Returns a success/failure response.

USE WITH CAUTION

This module does provide a basic set of permissions on the entity bundle level. However, one should use extreme caution and never fully expose secured entities (ie: 'user') to non-admins.

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