Site structure

This simple module add a mbtiles layer type to the Openlayers Module.

This layer type allows for reverse y-axis order.

What is Stepwise?

Most modules require a site builder to change settings on several pages. Stepwise strings all those forms together into a single multistep form. If you have a module with a setup that requires users to make changes on more than 2 forms, consider including a stepwise workflow into your module folder on Drupal.org.

With this module you can

• Decrease the time sitebuilders spend to configure your module
• Increase your life quality by reducing the times you need to say RTFM
• Create Stepwise workflows for different common use cases of your module
• Use Stepwise for engineering checklists for your company’s configuration best practices
• Help people to learn and understand Drupal faster.

Stepwise vs features

Features are a great way to export settings if you want to replicate exactly the same settings in a new installation. Stepwise on the other hand walks you through the configuration screens. You can include default settings for the forms but users can still overwrite them during the installation process.

How it works

Stepwise is both:

• a UI for managing and creating workflows
• an API for running and managing Stepwise workflows

This module allows for integration of Supersized core functionality into Drupal as image formatter.

This module allows the users to select taxonomy terms/tags by just clicking on them rather than typing them (auto-complete) or selecting them from a select box/checkbox/radio etc. It shows them a list of tags, sorted by popularity (defined as how many nodes are tagged with it), up to a configurable maximum number. Also, when you hover over a listed tag, it shows how many times it has been used.

This helps the user see what the most commonly used tags, rather than having to guess. It also avoids creation of numerous closely related and similar tags because the user can see such a tag if it already exists. The fact that the tag is only a click away, encourages users to coalesce around a tighter vocabulary than one would have in the absence of this module.

Requirements

This module requires no modules or libraries outside of Drupal core.

Installation & Usage

See the screenshots for usage examples. To use popular_tags, do the following.

1. Copy the entire popular_tags directory the Drupal sites/all/modules
   directory (or sites//modules).
2. Login as an administrator. Enable the module in the "Administer" -> "Modules"
3. Visit the term-reference fields in your content types (at admin/structure/types/manage//fields/ under Structure>Content Types>MyType>Manage Fields>MyField)
4. Under the "Popular
   

FOREWARNING

As you can see, my English is really ugly and awkward, so don't hesitate to point out all my obvious mistakes or even send me patches for module messages and documentation. Thank you in advance!

SUMMARY

The Date Range module implements a custom field which allows you to enter dates and periods as a text string with an arbitrary precision, e.g.:

1991 - a period, consisted of all days of year 1991;
2012.02 - all days of February 2012;
1917.10.25 - October 25, 1917 exactly;
1941-1945 - a period from the beginning of 1941 till the end of 1945;
1234.05.06-7890 - a period from May 06, 1234 till the end of year 7890.

A general pattern for field input is: YYYY[.MM[.DD]][-YYYY[.MM[.DD]]].

The module also implements a custom filter for Views which allows you to select nodes which are before, after, inclide, exclude or exactly equal to the specified period.

REQUIREMENTS

Mandatory: CCK for 6.x branch.

Optional: Views 2.x or 3.x for 6.x and 7.x branches.

CONFIGURATION

You can select would this field will represent a single date in form of YYYY[.MM[.DD]] or a period as described above.

TODO

Provides flexible interface for content classification .