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Views Raw SQL allows arbitrary SQL expressions to be added to Views, as fields and sorts. This is useful when you want to do something more complicated than Views or Views Calc can do already, e.g. sort by the sum of two fields multiplied by the square root of another field, and you've already built functionality around doing this in Views so it would be a pain to switch to a custom query.

IMPORTANT: Views Raw SQL expressions are not safe. They can be used to circumvent data access restrictions with malicious SQL or to break a view with invalid SQL. So be very careful who you grant permission to use this module.

pjax is a jQuery plugin that loads new content into the current page without a full page load. This is usually quicker and smoother than a full page reload, because Drupal only has to deliver the main page content and not the full page – and the browser only has to redraw a smaller amount of markup.

In addition to this, pjax updates the page URL with the proper page path using HTML5 pushState – not with #url-fragments that are commonly used with ajax-loaded content. It also updates the page title with the title of the loaded page. In other words, it has all of the benefits of standard page loads (permalinks, SEO), while taking advantage of partial page loads in the browser.

Browsers that don't support pushState – specifically IE < 10 – will automatically fall back to full page loads. In other words, nothing will break, but the module will not provide any benefits for those browsers.

For a quick example of this technique, see the original pjax demo. A more elaborate example is Github's project file browser.

This module integrates the PayPal Recurring Billing functionality into the Commerce subscription product module.

D7 port of Menu Translation (Node): we need a new project since for consistency it has to be renamed to

The simplest and easiest way to add social buttons (Facebook Like, Google+, Twitter share ...) to your contents.

Overview

This module aims at allowing users to subscribe to a site or part of a site. A subscription can have different types (bronze, silver, gold, etc) and also different statuses (pending, active, grace period, expired, cancelled) .

Each subscription type can define an optional length in days for subscriptions and also a grace period, in which subscriptions expire but are left active for a few more days, giving the user a longer time frame to renew his subscription.

This module is not for subscribing to changes to content or taxonomies, check out Subscriptions or Notifications for that.

Subs implements a more abstract type of subcription to anything, for example:

• 2 week subscription to a video-tutorial website
• 3 month premium subscription to a cloud service
• 1 year bronze subscription to a premium theme club

Read more: Subs Handbook

Submodules

Subs i18n

Help translations for multilingual websites.

Subs Premium