The Extended Drupal Package is used to add Best Practices to your Drupal installation. Ready-to-go implementations are provided to be used as a layer in any kind of Drupal project.
The package is mainly build for developers as a nice and handy library to use within their development process. Contact me if you have any ideas or suggestions to what might be useful for the package. Also don't hesitate if you're interested in becoming a co-maintainer for this project.
What does the Extended Drupal Package provide?
Feature: Provides content types, taxonomy & views as startup for the package
Settings: Starting point of package to configure all your domains and settings (like GA code & Social Media keys)
Basic Utilities: Provides classes like SiteUtils & MobileDetect as library to use within your own code
Custom API: Provides menu URL's to return data as JSON
Social Media: Provides Social Media support, as a start Facebook, Twitter & Hyves.
Social Interface: Communicate with one interface that handles corresponding functionality from different Social Media
Share links: Get access to the default share links from different Social Media
The first Beta is released. We like to rethink the permissions before releasing stable. We also need to test more with features and ctools exports. Furthermore it is bug fixing! Fill that issue queue!
Description
Ever needed Webforms with complete Views integration?
Since Forms is build on the fieldable Entity layer, you get full support for Rules and Views out of the box.
When you are building long forms or expect a lot of submissions, the Webform module is probably a better choice. This Forms module is compared with Webform heavy, but more flexible.
The Forms module now comes with:
Views support
Rules support
Features support
Fields support
A Field to attach a Form to another Entity (e.g. Nodes)
All Fields you use in nodes can be used in Forms as field, including images, files and dates.