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This module provides an API to simplify the usage of Drupal's built-in Tabledrag functionality, like that used in the "Manage Fields" administration panel in Drupal.

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Description

This module provides a "Percentage Calculation" component to webform-enabled
content types for Drupal 7. The content editor can add this component to their
webform, and select 2 other components (already added to the form) which are
the numerator and denominator of the built-in percentage calculation function.

The module then displays a dynamically updated percentage value while the data
entry user is filling in the form. This is achieved by adding some simple
(soon-to-be themeable) div-set markup + a hidden input field, both of which are
updated whenever the selected numerator/denominator components change.

I have borrowed heavily from http://drupal.org/project/webform_calculator to
write this (unfinished) module, after failing to make it work to meet my
immediate (client's) needs. My hope would be to merge with that project,
providing a generalized calculated-value component for the excellent Webform
module, with some display-side niceties for the js-loving set. If you're
interested in helping this effort, see Development notes in the README.txt.

Requirements

Drupal 7.x
Webform 3.x
jQuery Update 2.x-dev (jQuery 1.7)

Installation

Enables Symfony's PSR-0-compatible UniversalClassLoader for namespaced PHP classes for Drupal 7 modules.

Direct backport from Drupal 8. The Symfony ClassLoader component is included.

Uses a PubSubHubbub implementation to syndicate content between any sites that also have this module, moderate incoming content, and publish. Currently supports two sites with identical content-types to share content between each other automatically.

The PubSubHubbub protocol allows for near-immediate updates from the publisher to the consumer, including updates to content. The consumer registers itself with the publisher automagickally when it initiates the first pull of content. The publisher will then ping all of its subscribers when syndicatable content has been created or modified. The consumer will pull in new content and make updates to existing consumed content, and put the new content into a moderation queue waiting for your editor's approval and placement of the content within the consumer site.

A great use case is creating a content hub for a series of stand-alone websites. They all subscribe to the content hub and publish to the hub, allowing all sites to pick and choose which content to use out of all of the websites combined.

View README for details.

I totally failed on naming the project correctly and did Internet Justice League when it should have been Internet Defense League. Appropriate project is at Internet Defense League. Many apologies for the inconvenience.

To "upgrade" uninstall this module, install new module, configure the same way you did with this module.

See for more details: #1694740: Rename project!!!!