Content display

Auto Admin is a module that automatically generates good looking, highly customizable administration pages.

Let Auto Admin build list, add, edit and delete pages for you using its Drush commands to generate configuration data. Then customize the text and form settings to your liking. One-to-many and many-to-one relationships are supported too!

Auto Admin is good at managing data for custom modules whose data structure does not fit as node types. It lets you get of the ground and writing "the fun stuff" really, really quick.

If you have questions, feedback or needs it to do something that it does not do already, please open an issue. Please check out the docs first though :)

The ForexFeed Ticker module provides real-time FOREX (Foreign Exchange) quote/ticker blocks with live data from ForexFeed.net.

This module is positioned to be a winning solution for building different galleries and slideshows (or any other representation style) of any kind of media.

Problem description

There were several gallery modules in Drupal each of which implemented its own way of gathering data and its own way of displaying this data. For instance, a module could build gallery from a view of nodes ONLY and display them using a particular jQuery plugin. But what if I want to use another jQuery plugin for the view of nodes? Or use different jQuery galleries for different representation of multiple imagefield?

Philosophy of Gallery API

The idea is to separate gallery building from gallery output and to be able to combine any kind of data with any kind of representation (output) method. We developed the core gallery module (Gallery API) which introduces the following:

1. Input method - builds gallery slides from any source of data
2. Output method - outputs a gallery using a particular method (for example jQuery plugin)
3. Gallery preset - a preset of settings that is used to build a gallery in full. It consists of one input and one output method as well as various settings provided by these methods

Text Review is a bundle of modules that allows you to review texts in a variety of ways and display the results within the text.

Text sources

• Content, CCK fields and their revisions
• Comments (and their revisions using Comment Revisions)
• Everything that uses the Text Review input filter
• UI texts (using Coder and Translation template extractor)

Review methods

• Difference percentage
• Differences
• Manually configured blacklists and whitelists
• Similarity percentage
• Spell check
• Word count

Possible use cases

• View differences between content (node) and comment revisions, much like Diff.module.
• Check if a module's UI texts are written in correct US English and according to the guidelines.

Extensibility

Text sources, review methods and defusers (methods to ignore certain pieces of texts) can be added and overridden by other modules. See trevi.api.php. The central module acts as a hub for different review methods and text sources. This means that if you add a text source, it can be reviewed with all available methods directly.

This module enhances the standard Drupal comment module's API by providing hooks in comment_render(), which allow you to manipulate comment threads in your own way.

It also provides a better comment-wrapper template with the ability to place form on top of comments and other useful stuff (like in Drupal 7). Since this module is not used in the Drupal 7 version of ajax_comments, it will not be ported unless someone identifies a need.

You need this module if:

• You use the Drupal 6 version of the Ajax Comments module. This module is a prerequisite. Drupal 7 ajax_comments does not require this module.
• You wish to use some of the more advanced custom rendering of comments. This is excellent for additional theme enhancements with more control provided by comment-wrapper.tpl.php.

The module is well-tested and in wide use, however there may be an issue with Panels. Patches and fixes are welcome.
#672722: Add compatibility with panels

7.x Version

The 7.x version is under development. It currently supports settings for content types to change the sort order of comments on nodes. The currently supported sorts are by Newest, Oldest, Most replies, and there is a submodule that sorts by most votes using Voting API and supported through Vote Up / Down.

The Content Levels module exposes a cck field type & widget by the same name.

This field allows the user to define some ordered series of content ranking (e.g. 'Gold', 'Silver', 'Bronze') and to specify the visibility and editability of each field on the content-type depending on the content level of a node.