Maintenance fixes only

Overview

adds a formatter to the link field that adds the host favicon to the front of the link. It adds the favicon while still allowing you to choose, from the other formats, the format of the actual link.

Features

The module currently has 3 different ways of grabbing the favicons.
Google shared service
Getfavicon.appspot
Builtin PHP scraper with local caching.

The first 2 are web services while the built in scrapper is as the name suggests, a local PHP function that retrieves the favicon, stores it locally and keeps the file in it's original format which should not be a problem with modern browsers (as opposed to the web services that seem to convert to .png). The upside of this is that if the original favicon is animated, the animation is retained.
The builtin scraper is the default and seems to detect the favicons the best.

A use case of this module might be if users of your site are able to add links to their profiles on other sites, adding the favicon in front of each link makes each links destination more obvious.

Requirements

Link module

Installation and usage:

Install the module the usual way.
Navigate to the 'manage fields' section of the content type that you wish to have favicon links.

Lets you create entity view mode templates as ENTITY-TYPE--BUNDLE--VIEW-MODE.tpl.php. Templates can be used in custom themes and modules.

Ini Meta Tags allows to define meta tags (keywords, description and copyright) as per the domain and the url, in a INI file.

This simple module add a mbtiles layer type to the Openlayers Module.

This layer type allows for reverse y-axis order.

What is Stepwise?

Most modules require a site builder to change settings on several pages. Stepwise strings all those forms together into a single multistep form. If you have a module with a setup that requires users to make changes on more than 2 forms, consider including a stepwise workflow into your module folder on Drupal.org.

With this module you can

• Decrease the time sitebuilders spend to configure your module
• Increase your life quality by reducing the times you need to say RTFM
• Create Stepwise workflows for different common use cases of your module
• Use Stepwise for engineering checklists for your company’s configuration best practices
• Help people to learn and understand Drupal faster.

Stepwise vs features

Features are a great way to export settings if you want to replicate exactly the same settings in a new installation. Stepwise on the other hand walks you through the configuration screens. You can include default settings for the forms but users can still overwrite them during the installation process.

How it works

Stepwise is both:

• a UI for managing and creating workflows
• an API for running and managing Stepwise workflows

This module allows any user with appropriate permissions to create relationships between any two users.
The creation of the relationship starts from a user which is considered the requester.
The relationship is automatically approved by the requestee.
This module use a special AJAX widget "Dynamic Select" to select the requestee.
The list of requestees to select from is built from a view

Usage:
Create a view listing users with the display "Dynamic Select" with some non exposed filters.
Configure the module admin/config/people/relationships/settings under the vertical tab "Management" by selecting the view created previously and the relevant filters.
Specify the labels of the HTML controls used by the widget and the display format.
Assign the appropriate role and permissions to the users you want to use that feature.
Any users with appropriate permission can go to the edit page of any user and create relationships.
Under Relationships tab, select the Management tab. The edited user is the requester.
Filter the list of users in the drop down if necessary with a keyword that will be passed on to the filters selected in the configuration,
Pick up the requestee in the select box and create a new relationship.
Only the requestee(s) are listed in the table, unlike under the Relationship Current tab