Minimally maintained

Node tabs is a module that allows you to assign tabbed content to nodes.

The module creates a block called Node tabs that you can add to a region or panel.

You can also call the tabs using the following function:
print node_tabs_generate_tabs();

Requirements

Node tabs requires that jQuery UI be installed. You can download jQuery UI from
http://drupal.org/project/jquery_ui.

Please note that currently Node tabs only works with jQuery UI 1.6. See this issue to find out progress of making it work with version 1.7

Installation

Follow the standard Drupal module installation procedure. Put the module in the
modules folder (sites/all/modules or sites//modules if you are using a
multisite setup). Then enable Node tabs in the module admin section (admin/build/modules).

Configuration

Node tabs has an admin page where you choose which content types are allowed to
contain tabs (admin/settings/node_tabs).

Node tabs also creates two new user permissions:

• administer node tabs
• add / edit node tabs

You will have to assign these permissions to roles before your users will be able
to start using Node tabs.

Known issues

This module adds a contextual link to the Entity Field panel pane which allows that field to be edited without having to visit the entity's edit page.

Filedrop allows privileged site or OG Group managers to attach a "Filedrop" to entities. Once attached, users with permission see a file upload form on the given entity, or a link to the file if they've already uploaded.

Once files have been uploaded by users, the user that attached the Filedrop can see a simple list of users and their files. This module was created for student groups to submit files to the instructor securely, ensuring that teachers can quickly see who has done what, and to download work as needed.

Installation notes

• The uploaded file directory is secured with Apache .htaccess, therefore this module may not act appropriately for servers other than Apache
• After enabling the module, visit settings/admin/filedrop to set your preferred allowed file types to be uploaded
• Then edit the content type you wish to enable filedrop on and see the "Filedrop" section near the bottom to enable

Status

This module is set for maintenance and bug fixes only and is unlikely to get much in the way of new features. Good, minimal feature patches are welcome. As we currently have no use for a D7 version of this module, we are open to requests to create and co-maintain a D7 branch, see #1299716: Port to D7. For views integration, see #1299802: Improve views integration

Sponsorship

This module is used to integrate a Drupal site with the "ISGweb for iMIS" product developed and hosted by ISG Solutions. While ISGweb can be visually integrated with any CMS via HTML iframes, this module establishes a direct data sync between the iMIS and Drupal databases and provides a greater opportunity for Drupal developers to create other modules based on iMIS member data. The module authenticates users against the ISGweb web service endpoint, syncs data to Drupal, and can optionally be configured to replace core user module pages with ISGweb iframe pages (e.g. new user registration, password reminder, user profile view and update).

The module was designed to give iMIS DBAs direct control over the list of users that are allowed to sign in to Drupal. See README.txt for additional details. Site administrators are encouraged to work directly with ISG Solutions to customize this module's iMIS database objects as needed.

Screenshots

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This module allows administrators to specify that a user must fill out a form (provide their e-mail address) in order to download a file uploaded using filefield.

Inclusion of parts of remote websites on the fly or from prefetched, locally cached files.