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Custom Contextual Links

Custom Contextual Links Features

The Custom Contextual Links module allows you to add your own links to the contextual drop down widgets of blocks and nodes.

Contextual links are really great for quick access to settings pages within your Drupal install. They cut down the time required to click through the sometimes cumbersome Drupal administrative navigation. However, the links displayed in the contextual widget need to be defined through a module. This is where CCL comes in. This module allows you to add and manage custom links through a UI that will be displayed in the contextual widgets.

You can add contextual links to:

  • a single node
  • all nodes of a content type
  • all nodes
  • a specific block
  • all blocks
  • all views
  • all displays of a specific view
  • all specific display of a view

Node action links support so far:

  • make a node sticky/unsticky
  • publish/unpublish a node
  • Promote/remove a node from the home page

Local action links can be assigned to pages with a similar interface like core blocks. The visibility can be controlled by:

  • path
  • content type
  • user role

Activity log and Facebook-style status test Drush make script

This project contains a simple Drush make script that builds a fresh install of Drupal with the Activity log, Facebook-style-statuses, Facebook-style Micropublisher and Digests modules.

Badcamp 2011

This is the theme that was used for Badcamp 2011.

JavaScript Syntax Highlighter

JavaScript Syntax Highlighter can be used for client-side syntax highlighting of following languages: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, SQL, HTTP and SMTP protocol, php.ini and Apache config. This is mostly used as a test-bed for the 2.x branch of the Libraries API.

Drupal on Doctrine DBAL

This is the development effort to move Drupal to the Doctrine DBAL.

Development happens in the 8.x-dbal branch, which is a rebase branch on top of 8.x.

PDF Marker

PDF Marker offers you on-the-fly stamping feature to a purchased file in a ubercart product node. It can be used to stamping any texts (buyer's name, time and date the file was purchased, order information, etc) into certain area of PDF file to be downloaded by the buyer. This module, hopefully, helps you to sell PDF files with drupal's ubercart ecommerce suite.

It is inspired by an earlier project called pdfstamper. In this initial version, a lot of PDF Marker code is come from pdfstamper.

Keep in mind, this module needs several libraries and to run. It needs following PHP Library: FPDF, FPDI and FPDF_TPL. Beside, PDF Marker also needs these modules to be installed and activated: ImageAPI, Token, jQuery Update, and Ubercart's File Downloads (uc_file). PDF Marker also needs imagemagick to be installed either as PHP module or as shell command.

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