The User Dashboard module forks Drupal 7's awesome Dashboard module to provide an individual dashboard for each user on the site.
Users can access their dashboards at the /user/dashboard (or /user/[uid]/dashboard) page, and take advantage of the same drag & drop functionality as in the original Dashboard module.
Administrators can configure which blocks can be used on the user dashboard via the settings form at /admin/dashboard/user_dashboard/settings.
Release notes:
7.x-1.0
- initial release
7.x-1.0.1
- bug fixes
7.x-1.0.2
- bug fixes
7.x-1.0.3
- bug fixes
7.x-1.1
- added "default blocks" functionality to set the blocks initially shown for new users
7.x-1.1.1
- removed leftover debugging code
- added README.txt
- added permission handling for user dashboard pages
7.x-1.2
- identical to 7.x-1.1.1, but moved over to Drupal.org; bumped version number to clearly differentiate between the two copies;
7.x-1.3
- Fix bug when moving blocks
- Add CSS to match the original dashboard layout
A Drupal module that allows you to generate Flot graphs using the Views module. Has a manual override option for the options JSON that goes to Flot's .plot() function. Check out the Road Map for this project: http://groups.drupal.org/node/121279
This project is being developed by rjstatic for the Environmental Monitoring project built on top of Drupal called Sensor Hub.
This module was created because the Flot module's Views integration does not output raw values (only supports counting results) and does not adjust unix timestamps from seconds to milliseconds as required by javascript. You can read more about the issue here http://drupal.org/node/845670
Keep in mind, at the moment this code is very focused on being able to graph data over time which the Flot javascript does well. Also, this module currently cannot group data to graph separate sets on one graph until #1036818 Group by Field is solved. If you are looking to create some kind of other graph you will probably want to check out the Views Charts module.
Date Repeat Instance provides edit and delete links per instance of a repeating date series. When you delete an instance, it automatically sets the exception in the repeating rule.
This module uses the jCryption plugin (http://www.jcryption.org version 1.2 only) to encrypt any form submission in Drupal using 265-bit public/private key encryption. For example, you can use it to encrypt the login and registration form, so a user's passwords are never transmitted in clear text. This is similar to how SSL works to encrypt traffic.