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This module provides no direct functionality, so only download it if another module lists it as a dependency, or if you want to write your own module that uses its API.
Developers
Field UI and API are designed with the assumption that modules define field types, and administrators create fields and instantiate them within bundles. As part of this assumption, Field API automatically deletes fields when they're no longer in use by any bundles, and Field UI populates the add existing field dropdown only with fields that are in use by at least one bundle. This presents an annoyance for modules that want to define a field and make it available for adding to bundles, but without requiring any particular bundle to use it. ModuleField compensates for this: simply implement hook_modulefield_info() with your field definition and default instance definition, and ModuleField exposes this field within Field UI's add existing field dropdown even if the field has not yet been instantiated in any bundle.
This module acts as a layer between Drupal and Infusionsoft, which makes the process of talking between the two much easier.
Why is this module needed?
Infusionsoft is a proprietary CRM, and highly available email auto responder system. This module, makes things such as adding a user to Infusionsoft, or manipulating user information being sent to Infusionsoft easier, by providing default functions for common actions.
The Infusionsoft Drupal module is faster than using the Infusionsoft SDK because it uses the built in Drupal version of XML-RPC instead of using two XML-RPC frameworks.
This module also includes Drupal specific functions for things like adding a Drupal user to Infusionsoft.
Tony is a proof of concept demonstrating the absolute minimum necessary to build responsive Drupal themes from the ground up with a custom layout and break points for display on all sizes.
Like Core's Stark theme, Tony consists only of a .info file and a layout.css file (along with the .sass source file used to generate it). This theme is called Tony in tribute to my favorite Stark (and for the nerds).