Developer tools

Automatically convert certain classed links to modal popups and provides an API to add custom modals quickly and easily.

With this tool, you can cause links to automatically open in modal dialogs. The module's code simply examines all links in a document and turns any link with the designated CSS selectors (by default, the class automodal), and turns those links into modal links.

For example, by default it looks for links like this:

<a href="http://example.com" class="automodal">Click me!</a>

The link above has the class automodal, and so the automodal module will cause this link to open in a modal dialog.

Note: The purpose of this tool is to open other pages on the Drupal site to open in modals, not to redirect off site.

One of the important features of this module -- and something that distinguishes it from other modal modules, is that this one works fine with Drupal FAPI forms.

The API

With automodal you can create your own usages of modals with custom settings using automodal_add() and the several hooks that allow you to plug into the features of Modal Frame.

Related modules

• Modal Node Reference: Create a node referenced node on the fly in a modal.

This module has MOVED. Please go here:
http://drupal.org/project/i18n_auto

Present at the bottom of every page, the persistent Meebo Bar includes customizable Bar Buttons that can help increase user engagement and accomplish your site objectives, such as driving newslette

This module aims to provide a graphical administration UI.
A way to achieve it will be to offer an API so that modules can install their own buttons.

Turned into a related API module that is more flexible. See: Node Reference Highlight

This module can be used for simplifying the forms used to add and edit nodes. With this module you can define which fields to show to a user.