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This project offers a way so users can create PAD Files on their Drupal site without having to know anything about the XML format or have to use some "weird external tools".
The module lets users enter all the necessary data, validate the data properly, and serve the PAD files as required.
You can have a look at the output on the Turn Watcher website. Look at the bottom of the page (right after the scroll). Click on the white links to see the XML file and the PAD Page. Those are the result of entering the necessary data in the PAD File as created by this module.
The Beautify module buffers the HTML output of Drupal and processes it through a formatter (e.g. custom set of built-in search/replace functions, Tidy HTML extension or htmLawed script.
The maintenance helper provides features to assist site admins in performing maintenance on their site. It provides a restricted logins mode and allows admins to set a configurable message to appear on all pages of the site.
A simple, fixed width, theme with a blue header. This theme was inspired by the of works of the Open Source Web Design community.
This theme is almost an exact port of the static template into Drupal and contains a considerable amount of unsemantic code added by the original developer. I chose to carry it over to my version to help fully maintain the original look.
Units API converts between various weights and measurements. The conversion uses the International System of Units (SI) conversion factors. Where possible, these conversion factors are those provided by the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 811, 2008 Edition. If the NIST does not provide the conversion factor, other sources may be used as long as the work is GPL compatible.
The central API call, unitsapi_convert($value, $from, $to, $details = FALSE), returns the result of the conversion. By setting $default = TRUE, the result is an array that contains the converted value, plus the full name of the units involved in the conversion, singular or plural depending on the quantity.
This module is only an API and does not have an user interface.