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Mobile App Generator assists in creating native multi-platform PhoneGap mobile applications for Apple iOS(iPhone, iPad), Google Android, Palm, Symbian, BlackBerry and more.
PhoneGap is an HTML5 app platform that allows you to author native applications with web technologies and get access to APIs and app stores. PhoneGap leverages web technologies developers already know best... HTML and JavaScript.
Mobile App Generator exports a website to plain .html pages so that PhoneGap can compile it into native mobile apps. PhoneGap provides JavaScript access to the phone's features like camera and accelerometer. Search your phone's app stores for PhoneGap to find a demo of the features phonegap makes available through its JavaScript APIs.
Instructions
Build a site
Add a mobile theme
Install mag (Mobile App Generator)
Select a menu, export the site (site.com/admin/mag)
The menu must have a link pointing to <front> to generate the index.html(as of May 9th, 2012)
Copy it to phonegap and ready is your PhoneGap mobile app
This is a plugin for the Menu Position module. It adds a rule to compare an item based on its date. More explicitly consider the scenario:
You have a content type, like "Seminar"
The Seminars have a date field determining the seminar's duration. You need the Date module for this field
So each seminar has a start and an end date
If the start date of the seminar is > now then the seminar should be added to the "Upcoming" menu, otherwise it should be added to the "Archived" menu.
I created this plugin be relying heavily on markwittens' Menu Position CCK plugin. Basically what the plugin will do, is that if you write anything in the Date Value box, it will go to compare the start date timestamp with the now timestamp. The name of the field and other settings have been hardcoded inside my plugin. You cannot use this plugin in your site unless you edit the code to your scenario. I am sharing this in case anyone else might require similar functionality but doesn't know how to do it. I have never written a module for drupal so I strongly recommend not to use this plugin for nothing more than experimenting with a date rule in your menus.
This module aims to a lower level of security for encoding Form API + CCK Textfield values.
If you'd like to store secret values in a form / cck text field secured by client-side encoding using a user defined password, then this module might be the right choice for you!
Adds a CCK Text field "Client Encode RC4" which is no more than a textarea. After user input the field requests the user to enter a (used defined) password to encode the entered text using RC4.
Important Notice:
When using this module you should be fully aware of the pros and cons of RC4 Encryption (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/RC4). For example you should never use a password twice for encryption of several values. Furthermore the module is not safe against key loggers for example!