Content display

The Formatters for Node Reference fields module adds the ability to use any non-Node Reference formatter to format a single field from a Node via the Node Reference field, using either the first av

ABT (Access By Term)

Provides very flexible, hierarchical node access control (content access control), for D7.

This module provides a new content type called dnd_character to allow users to store their player characters for Dungeons and Dragons. This is a Features package which contains the fields and content type needed to manage the character.

This module is not a character generator, and does not (currently) enforce many of the rules. It is merely a record-keeping utility at this point. Future plans are to impose SRD rules and provide a way to add house rules, but this isn't currently available.

This project also contains two additional modules: D&D Fields and D&D Character Sheet.

This is intended for use for D&D 3.x.

prettyPhoto is a jQuery lightbox clone. Not only does it support images, it also support for videos, flash, YouTube, iframes. It’s a full blown media lightbox.

Wysiwyg Fields is an Inline field management system, a module that bridges the gap between Drupal fields and CKEditor, giving the power of Drupal's field system via the simple usability of a CKEditor dialog.

What that means is that Wysiwyg Fields allows for any Drupal field to be embedded directly into CKEditor and behave as a native CKEditor plugin, removing unnecessary clutter from your Drupal entity forms.

Project Summary

ULT stands for 'Ultimate League Tool', a suite of custom modules used to simplify the day-to-day management and operations of amateur sport leagues.

The tool (rather ambitiously) attempts to provide solutions for all aspects of a league; including player registration, team roster management, game creation, scheduling, field assignment, standings, online score submissions, and communications tools. For a complete feature list, view this post in the Sports Club (League) Management group on g.d.o.

History

ULT was first developed in the Spring of 2010 to organize and manage the various leagues put on by the 'Regina Ultimate Flying Disc Club' (also known as RUFDC). The module was put into production on the RUFDC website in April, and used to manage two four-tier leagues for both the Spring and Summer seasons ... consisting of over 700 players, almost 50 teams, and 431 games. The code posted here is the second generation rewrite of that original module.