Actively maintained

This script is purely to manage my own development environment and I am fully aware of drush; but for me this just seems to fit my needs a lot better.

Exports Drupal comments into a file that can be uploaded to Disqus.

This module provides CRUD access to the created Article objects within Drupal.

This module can generate either of the 3 following as a block when placed on a content type that has an address field:

• a Google static map
• a regular JS Google map that defaults to the static map if Javascript is disabled (with optional KML file upload support)
• a Mapquest static map

As of beta5, you can also just use this module's built-in field formatters if you do not need block-level elements and want just your address field to be rendered as a map.

Usage:

• No API key needed for Google Static Maps, but you do need one for Mapquest.
• Go to /admin/config/system/addressfield_staticmap and select the address fields that should be used to populate this block.
• Make the block visible on the content types with those fields.

• To use KML overlay files with the regular Google map, create a file upload field on your content type that only accepts .kml files.
• Go to /admin/config/system/addressfield_staticmap and select the KML file field for the appropriate content type(s) and save.

The Whammy Bar is a curated Wordpress style menu for non-developer Drupal site maintainers, editors, and users. The goal of the Whammy Bar is to provide a professional and simple menu that is designed to make Drupal easier to use.

FAQ

Why not Admin Menu?
Admin Menu is an outstanding module that provides a slick menu to access all of Drupal's configuration sections. It's great for Drupal superusers. But it's a bit daunting for the less Drupal savvy. The goal of Whammy Bar is to design a menu for the non-superuser.

Is it done yet?
Nope! This is a very basic version that I think effectively shows what I'm trying to do, but is by no means feature complete.

Why doesn't Whammy Bar use a Drupal menu?
This might be something we do in the future, but for now, we want to ensure simplicity and curation at the module level.

Will there be a Drupal 6 version?
I have no plans, but welcome patches.

Feature Roadmap

Whammy Bar is by no means complete. Some ideas for future features:

• Better styling/visual design
• An alternative light version
• Custom menu items complete
• Cross-browser support/testing/degradation