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This Module adds the jPanelMenu jQuery plugin to your site.

Its project page states:

I don't have time to support this project, so if someone is interested in taking it over and getting it working well with the latest version of webform, please let me know.

Description:
Webform Remote Submission allows a site to accept a webform submission
from a remote site. It provides some JavaScript code for embedding a
given form on an external site.

Note that this module should used with great care, as any webform you
setup for remote submisison can be submitted from anywhere.

Dependencies:
Drupal 7.x
Webform

Installation:
1) Download and install module as per normal.
2) Configure a content type to be usuable as a webform.
3) Grant permissions for configuring remote posting and viewing form
code.
3) In the webform settings page check "Allow remote submissions" to
allow remote submissions to that form.
4) Get the remote form code from node/%nid/wrs/code.
5) Embed the JavaScript code on a remote site after the tag.

Permissions:
View remote webform submission code:
--Allows users to view html embed code for remote form submissions.
Configure remote form submissions:
--Allows a user to configure remote submissions for a webform. This will
allow external systems to post data to individual webforms

Configuration Options:
Allow Remote Form Submission
--Allows for third-party sites to post submissions to a form.
Show link back to referer on submit
--Optionally show a link back to the referring site.

Known Issues:
Best use cases for redirection are still being worked out. For now, it's

The Menu Fields module allows administrators to add variables to menus and menu items, primarily for purposes of development or theming. Examples of useful scenarios for this module:

Google Analytics Lite is a light weight and feature slim way to include the universal google analytics embed code in the site.

What is it?
The module "Doctor" is "listening" to a doctor listen item that create during your module actions.

How does it work?
The doctor create an entity called doctor. When running the drush command drush doctor-listen(AKA dols), the module will wait for a doctor entity entry to create and will present the data on the CLI. If there any items that created when the doctor did not listen, the next time the you initialized the command, they will be displayed for in the CLI.

/**
 * Implements hook_node_insert().
 */
function doctor_example_node_insert($node) {
  doctor_create(
    array(
      'wrapper' => entity_metadata_wrapper('node', $node),
    )
  )->save();
}

/**
 * Doctor listener callback function.
 *
 * @param $data
 *  The un-serialized data listener item.
 */
function doctor_example_doctor_listener_callback($data) {
  $wrapper = $data['wrapper'];
  $params = array(
    '@title' => $wrapper->label(),
    '@user' => $wrapper->author->label(),
  );
  drush_print(dt('The user @user posted a node with the title: @title', $params));
}

drush doctor-listen --timeout=120

Why is this use full?

The Genealogy Module is in the first stage created for use on the Homepage of a Family association, but will in a later stage be provided for global use.