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This module allows you to create custom publishing options for nodes. It allows you to add to the default options of Publish, Promote to Front Page, and Sticky.
The Touch Icons module allows site administrators and themers to specify icons for use as Web Clip bookmarks on the homescreen of an iPhone and other iOS devices.
Extra theme settings are provided so that Touch icons can be configured for each theme, similar to the logo and shortcut icon settings provided by Drupal core. The module comes with default Druplicon touch-icons which complement Garland's blue look.
The agreservations-module is a module to handle reservations of resources.
Please read the notes to each version before downloading and using!
Contributors / Sponsors:
IT Ready Co., Ltd.
located in Bangkok. Current Main Sponsor. And Contact for AGreservations in Thailand.
amazeelabs
located in Switzerland. They contributed agres_timeframe
and agres_restriction sub-modules -thanks!
SIMEDIA
located in Nicaragua, they contributed with money, testing, time and KnowHow -thanks SIMEDIA!
Supported Drupal Version is 7. Features:
Resource management, including booking calendar.
Create unit types in several categories, you define(rooms, cars,...which allows to offer some resources per day, and others per hour.
offer online reservations/online bookings for resources of each created category: The user signed in, or not, can book resources, and pay online. This is possible because agreservation utilizes the great Ubercart online Shopping module.
in manual created reservations(by receptionist) enter a user, and create an ubercart order for him.(walkin guest solution)
hint: during installation you should add the line: ini_set('max_execution_time', 400);
to your settings.php also in your my.ini or my.cnf you
API Site is an installation profile that (nearly) automatically creates a documentation site for the Drupal API. This is similar to api.drupal.org.
Having an Drupal API site can very helpful to yourself and others. Running one locally means that you can always have a browsable reference to the Drupal API even without an internet connection. Running one that is public can be beneficial to the community if the Drupal API site goes down. It is also a good base to include contributed modules which are not on the main Drupal API site.
Installation
The suggested method of using this profile is with Drush Make, due to how distributions are currently created on drupal.org. This means you will have to be familiar with the command line.