Under active development

Uses the current page's location in the site menus to generate a breadcrumb showing the menu items which lead to that page.

Before the HTML is stored in the database, White Space Filter removes all duplications of white space's. This will results in smaller text fields, less disk space, and smaller files.

Parallel to the Services module, the Clients module provides the ability to implement pluggable clients to external web services, including external Drupal sites running the Services module, the main use case being connecting to other Drupal installs via the Services module with either the REST or XMLRPC server.

Clients module allows you to create connections to remote services with an admin UI. These handle fetching a result from a remote service. Different types of connection are provided for different types of services. There is a Drupal client connection type for different versions of Services (5.x-0.92, 6.x-2.x, 7.x-3.x), hence Clients can be used to connect to sites with different versions of Drupal.

Resources can be defined on top of connections, which provide an abstraction layer so that other parts of Drupal can work with remote data without needing to know anything about the connection. An example module for remote Views blocks is included.

Connections and resources can be exported to Features. The UI also provides a system for testing connections are correctly set up and functioning, which can be extended to provide site-specific tests.

Requirements

3.x branch:

• Entity API
• CTools

2.x branches:

• CTools

This module provides an integration between Drupal and StatCounter web statistics.

Defines a time zone field type.

jQuery Impromptu is an extension designed to help provide a more pleasant way to spontaneously prompt a user for input. More or less this is a great replacement for an alert, prompt, and confirm. Not only does it replace these but it also allows for creating forms within these controls. This is not intended to be a modal replacement, just a quick tool to prompt user input in a fashionable way.

This module simply places jQuery Impromptu in a central location with one command that can be called from any module that wants to use the library.

A module should simply call:

jquery_impromptu_add(); // css and js

The module takes no arguments and returns no value, but it will include the javascript in the page header.

Dependencies:

• For Drupal 5.x:jQuery Update (jquery_update.module)
• For all Drupal versions: The JQuery Impromptu library is released under the Apache 2.0 License, which is
  GNU/GPL version 3 compatible, but not version 2 compatible. So, it must be
  downloaded separately from the author's website: