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This was to be a generic awesome module and then the client went off the deep end.

This module adds a new organizational layer to drupal, making it easy for managing large numbers of files and nodes. It allows the creation of onthefly directory structures and upload of mutliple files at once. Jpeg files are displayed as slideshows, other files can be downloaded from a block.

The "Directory based access control (ACL)" module allows the definition of per directory access permissions, and the "Directory based field" module allows adding nodes to directories.

Please read the installation instructions below for any details.

This project is abandoned!

See the replacement Webform Macro project at http://drupal.org/sandbox/vernond/1667748

No further development or support is offered for Webform Computed Component.

This module extends the Webform module and makes available a Computed Value Component which can receive a value from either a stand-alone mathematical calculation, a SELECT-CASE-DEFAULT value assignment, or from one of an IF-THEN-ELSE mathematical calculation.

Weborm Computed Component is kept in sync with the corresponding Webform 6.x-3.x and 7.x-3.x branches, do not use the master branch of this module.

In it's current state the module has a few limitations and frailties (see README.txt).

Computed component values are calculated in form weight sequence meaning that the calculation of ComponentB may be influenced by the outcome of ComponentA's calculation/value assignment.

ComponentA cannot reference ComponentB whilst ComponentB is further down the form tree, because ComponentB will not yet have been calculated and will therefore have an undefined value within the context of the calculation of ComponentA.

Provides a new field formatter for Link fields. It uses the PaRSS jQuery library to fetch the URL from the link field and display the RSS feed on the page.

What is this?

This module is the solution for client-side rendering of RSS feeds using the Link module to store the RSS URL.

Why?

Importing RSS feeds is easily (and preferably) handled by the Feeds project. Unfortunately, there are scalability issues involved in fetching, parsing and storing lots and lots of regularly updated XML feeds.

A simple example is allowing each user on your site to list their own RSS feed. Once your membership numbers reach a critical mass (say, 150+ for example), your server will grind to a halt every time Feeds tries to import those 150+ separate RSS feeds.

This module shifts the burden back onto the client's browser and effectively negates those scalability issues.

Caveats

At the moment this module does not provide a non-javascript fallback. If the user does not have javascript enabled in their browser the RSS feed will not display.

Requirements

• Link
• Libraries
  

Adds the ability to post to Eloqua forms on registration/profile forms.

This is a port of the Drupal 6 Term Queue project to Drupal 7.