Toggl.module provides a class and several API functions to fetch, save and delete time entries, tasks, projects, clients, workspaces and users.
Toggl.com User Tokens module manages a profile.module field for user's Toggl.com API Tokens, and integrates with REST API Query to use the current user's API Token.
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The goal of the Ktimetracker module is to track, in real time, the hours which users spend on different tasks. When activitated for a content type, it adds a "Punch" button which allows starting or stopping the tracker, plus a comment field for the punch in progress.
The list of sessions can be viewed on a dedicated page which shows the total time spent, and offers several options for grouping and filtering results. The module also provides a block with an autocomplete field for punching into a node by specifying its name or node ID. The module is also integrated with Views.
Warning! This is an alpha release. The API has not been finalized and some functionality has not been completely implemented.
This module is developed by Koumbit.org, which uses it internally for project management.
Do you manage an Ubercart shop with lots of products?
If you have lots of products in your shop, and you ever wanted to do any of the following, this module will surely help:
Decrease the price of some/all products in your shop by 20%, or
Manually set the weight of some/all product to 0, or
Increase the price of some/all products in your shop by $3
This simple module aims to assist Ubercart shop managers with making mass-changes (bulk update / blanket changes) to product data, including weight and prices, by implementing Drupal Actions which can be used in custom code or in conjunction with the excellent Views Bulk Operations (VBO) module.
This small module adds a subscription block to Drupal. It can be used to propose visitors a newsletter subscription or any other email subscription type. It integrates with the default trigger module, the Token module as well as the default and the tokenized e-mail actions. The 2.0 version now stores subscriptions which can be then exported via CSV or displayed with Views.