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Project Summary

ULT stands for 'Ultimate League Tool', a suite of custom modules used to simplify the day-to-day management and operations of amateur sport leagues.

The tool (rather ambitiously) attempts to provide solutions for all aspects of a league; including player registration, team roster management, game creation, scheduling, field assignment, standings, online score submissions, and communications tools. For a complete feature list, view this post in the Sports Club (League) Management group on g.d.o.

History

ULT was first developed in the Spring of 2010 to organize and manage the various leagues put on by the 'Regina Ultimate Flying Disc Club' (also known as RUFDC). The module was put into production on the RUFDC website in April, and used to manage two four-tier leagues for both the Spring and Summer seasons ... consisting of over 700 players, almost 50 teams, and 431 games. The code posted here is the second generation rewrite of that original module.

This module adds a new field to attribute options that can modify the flatrate shipping cost of a product

This module provides meta tags for Drupal 7 installations. I started writing it just after Drupal 7 was released. In various reviews, comments, and other posts around the Web, I kept seeing the same thing: people wouldn't try Drupal 7 without support for meta tags, and the successor to Drupal 6's 'Nodewords', the 'Meta tags' module, had no code.

Before I finished the module, the 'Meta tags quick' module was released, a module that provides meta tags through a field type. At first, I felt 'Meta tag simple' provided a solid alternative. But with improvements in that module, and the slow pace of project application approval, I came to look at this as more of an example of what I can do.

Now my project application has been approved, based on this module, and I could turn it into a full project. But code has begun to appear for the 'Meta tags' module, and many find it confusing to have multiple modules providing similar functionality, even if their approach differs. So I have decided to let this remain a sandbox, an example of what I can do.

'Meta tag simple' provides an administrative interface in the node edit form. Options include three meta tags:

• Description
• Copyright
• Keywords

This is just a sandbox for my ctools development to avoid having to build and maintain all the simultaneous patches I've been building.

Form Child Theme is a helper module that allows you to theme the expanded elements of the checkboxes and radios elements within forms simply by adding '#child_theme' as a variable when declaring th