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jQuery Raty (Star Rating) Widgets

Raty as a field input, field formatter (output) or Views exposed filter

Overview

Output any numeric field as a 'stars widget'.
Use a 'stars widget' as the input for any numeric field or Views exposed filter.
These are the field types handled: number_integer, number_decimal, number_float, list_number

Installation

This module comes with the jQuery Raty library ready to go! No double downloads for you.
If you really feel like it, there is libraries integration and you can download your own.

Why Raty?

Raty is designed to be an immediate, zero-config option to either display stars from any numeric field or use them as field input widgets.

Unlike Rate & Fivestar (which are awesome modules!), there is no major voting backend to Raty. Raty also does not include a schema or create any DB tables. However, you can still simulate this behavior to a degree since you can use Raty as the input widget for any numeric field on an entity.

Use Cases

  • If you want a quick, no-config needed field formatter to output stars.
  • Output any numeric field as stars.
  • Use a 'stars widget' as input for any numeric field.
  • Use a 'stars widget' as input for any numeric Views filter.

Set Up / Config

After enabling raty:

  • All numeric-storage fields will have a new formatter option for Raty.

Module dependency toggle

Summary

Module dependency toggle is a small module that hides module dependencies and provides a button for showing/hiding.

Jquery Noconflict

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* Introduction
* Requirements
* Installation

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Web Services Integration Framework

Web Service Integration Framework (WSIF)

Created by Deeson Online

This is an API type module - you won't need it unless you install another module that depends on it.

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When connecting Drupal to an external webservice there are a number
of repeated tasks that any good web service integration requires.

1. List if the webservice is running on the report status screen
2. Take the connection to the webservice down globally if it stops
responding or runs slow.
3. Periodically check the web service when it is globally off to
see if it is back and working correctly.
4. Singleton and Factory patterns for resource handling.
5. Integration with standard Drupal framework (logging and exception handling, caching etc).

The goal of the Web Service Integration Framework (WSIF) is to provide a standardised structure
for other modules which talk to web services so it does in a standard fashion.

How to use this module with your web services module
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1. Extend and wrapper the API.
You will generally have an API for your webservice, typically
a class file that must be instantiated.
Instead of instantiating this directly we will wrapper it in
a wsif container.

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