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Drupal module allowing privilieged users to clear Drupal caches easily in admin/settings menu.

What is Ubercart Conditional Attributes?

This module can be used to define dependency relationships between options and attributes for each product class. Once established, these dependencies will be applied to all products of that class. Dependent attributes will only be shown (for "enable"-type dependencies) or hidden (for "disable" type dependencies) once the option on the parent attribute is selected.

For example, say you run a pizza online store and you offer a free drink when the user orders a large pizza. Your pizza product class could have a 'Size' attribute with options Small/Medium/Large and a 'Drink' attribute with options for various popular soda brands. Conditional Attributes could be used to define 'Size' as a parent attribute with option 'Large' enabling 'Drink'. The drink selection would then remain hidden until the time when the user selects 'Large' as their choice for 'Size'.

Features

• Dependency relationships are applied to all products within a given product class at once
• Functions with several product classes
• Has support for both 'enable' ("show only when") and 'disable' ("hide only when") relationship types
• Hidden attributes are removed from the cart product entirely
  • Hidden attributes that are marked as required will not cause problems
  • Hidden attributes will not cause any product price alterations
• Nested dependent attributes are supported (e.g. an option in A enables B and an option in B enables C)
• Compatible with the uc_node_checkout and uc_aac modules (after patches - see #1425238: Compatibility with uc_aac module)

Under Construction

Problem solved:

Typically there is a disturbing effect if you have to wait longer time for a page to be loaded. A loading animation helps to make the loading process appearing shorter psychologically.
This module provides a loading layer over the whole page, preventing people from re-submitting / clicking again after submission and "enjoy" waiting time. ;)

Description:

JQuery loadinganimation module shows a loading layer on page loading events.
These may be triggered by form submission, clicking a hyperlink or executing an AJAX call.

Hyperlinks may be excluded from trigger by adding a ".noLoadingAnimation" class.
Further "javascript" and "#" hyperlinks are automatically excluded.
Loading and animation may be aborted by pressing "ESC".

There are settings for all these three type of triggers:

• Form submit
• AJAX Request
• Hyperlink Click

Further it is possible to change the loading animation image and customize the layout by overriding CSS. This module uses CSS3 for beautiful animation layout by Thomas Frobieter.

JavaScript API:

JavaScript API functions allow to show and hide separately by calling:
Drupal.behaviors.jquery_loadinganimation.Loadinganimation.show()

The Couchbase module provides integration with Couchbase 2.0 and above. This module
consists of helper functions to instantiate couchbase connections from the $conf['couchbase']
variable in settings.php.

The module also provides a REST interface to Management REST API provided by Couchbase.
The Management REST API is described here

Finally, the module provides an api for accessing creating and deleting Couchbase Views.
*These functions will probably go away once the php-ext-couchbase matures. Currently, the php-ext-couchbase library doesn't support creating/deleting views.*

The module couchbase_watchdog is an example implementation of watchdog in Couchbase.
It serves as an example of what can be done with the API.

Since Couchbase 2.0 is in active development, this module will not see a stable release until such time.

Please help test and report bugs back

The couchbase_watchdog module is a sample implementation of using Drupal with Couchbase.

Please help solidify the development release into a full 7.x release by logging issues and testing the module out.