Empower developers with tools that assist with developing and debugging the frontend or backend of the site.

Crosstab: Scrolling tables

This module provides functions which allow the developer to deliver the results of queries in tables which are capable of vertical and horizontal scrolling.

Grid: Editing with parent and child forms

The grid module provides the developer with functions allowing you to create input forms with a parent form and one or more child forms.

PHP variables

API module for converting regular string-type variables into ones that can be configured with PHP.

ipAuthenticator

Authenticates an IP to a User with Associated Roles.

Collect Nodes

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Collect nodes is about collecting nodes "on the fly", either from a full node (with an additional block) or from a list of nodes (views). It's also about making collections (IE: being able to list, thanks to views integration, the collected nodes).

The huge evolution with this module is that it's based on a FULL (WEB)SERVICE architecture. It's not really going to work without services and json_server properly configured (the first collect_nodes client has been developped in js/jquery/json). The goal here is to have a full gap between the "client" (widget) and the service (database and business logic). Thus, one can make it's own widget (why not flex/air widgets, that'll be easy).

For now on, the main features are:

  • admin configuration: set all the node types which can be collected AND set a maximum amount for a user's collection (and a handler once this limit is over) for normal users to collect nodes (associated with a specific role you can give to your customers). After this limit, you can do what you want (make your customers pay, connect to a workflow, give them points, ...)

JS Callback Handler

Overview

JS Callback Handler is a solution for creating highly performant server requests. This includes, but is not limited to, creating simple JSON callbacks.

This API is intended for module developers who wish to provide more of a "lean" approach to the Drupal bootstrapping process (not the front-end framework).

Note: this API does nothing by itself. It requires other modules to leverage its functionality and APIs.

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