Minimally maintained

This module introduces a form element and a field widget which provide a flexible way for choosing an item from an hierarchy. It is based on a jQuery component http://www.givainc.com/labs/mcdropdown_jquery_plugin.htm

Form element is created just like any other element but 'tree_select_dropdown' type is used:

  $form['test-element'] = array(
    '#type' => 'tree_select_dropdown',
    '#mcdropdown_options' => array(), // An hierarchical nested array with all options, see format below.
    '#mcdropdown' => array(...), // An array with all mcdropdown settings. See description below.
  );

A field widget is called 'Tree select' and could be chosen for Taxonomy Term Reference field. Other fields are not supported now.

ATTENTION: Field widget doesn't work in a multiple mode now.

Example :

$form['test_element'] = array(
'#type' => 'tree_select_dropdown',
'#mcdropdown_options' => array(
"label" => "",
"children" => array(
1 => array(
"label" => "Box 1",
"children" => array(
2 => array(
"label" => "Box 1.1",
"children" => array(
3 => array(
"label" => "Box 1.1.1",
"children" => array(),
),
4 => array(
"label" => "Box 1.1.2",
"children" => array(),

This module is for developers who want to show custom statistics on a Geckoboard dashboard using the Geckoboard Push API. The Push API has two main benefits:

1. It provides SSL so you can send your stats over an encrypted connection, which is safer
2. It doesn't require you to expose a URL on your website, you send the data directly to Geckoboard

Features

• Uses hooks to allow other modules to supply data for sending to Geckoboard
• An administration page that allows you to configure your Geckoboard API key and Widget Keys
• A drush command to send these statistics
• A cron hook to send these statistics (which can be disabled)

This module also includes a working example that sends two random numbers to Geckoboard so you can see how to use it.

This is a multi-level selectbox for WebFrom in Drupal

Version

0.0.1
(It is tested with Drupal 7.x)