Under active development

The JIT (Javascript InfoVis Toolkit) module provides integration with the Javascript InfoVis Toolkit (http://thejit.org) and Drupal. The JIT is a javascript information visualization library that enables interactive visualizations of data using only html, css and javascript.

7.x

The 7.x version is useful for site builder when installing graphapi which provides views integration.

See the screenshots which are from the 7.x version

6.x

This module is indended for other module developers. This module implements the JIT javascript library allowing other module developers to provide users with visualizations of nodes, users, taxonomy data or really any data that they want to visualize.

Features provided

This module also adds some additional features on top of the JIT library to allow users a simple way to add common features to JIT visualizations, such as:

• custom searching of nodes in the visualization (not necessarily Drupal nodes)
• full screen mode
• easy configuration of visualization options
• javascript hooks for custom behaviors
• easy css skinnability of visualization for custom look and feel
• context windows for nodes

Keeps a local copy of the most popular drupal.org projects repositories.

Allows authenticated users to create their own Scrum projects

Drupal module for handling large menus when editing nodes. This module wil split up the menu selection dropdown in two seperate dropdowns.

Introduction

Body wrap filter is a small theme-helper module which provides an input filter to wrap the contents of the node's body field in a div.

Sometimes, when I'm working with custom content types that may have many additional fields besides the title and body content, it can be tricky to style the content that was added to the body field. It can be done using a theme template (.tpl.php) and writing each field separately, but this can be tedious when a simple div wrapper around the body field would suffice.

An input filter seems like a neat way to do this.

I had a need to set a default value for the body field per content type.