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Isotope

This module integrates the jQuery isotope plugin in Drupal 7

Demo: http://isotope.pixelass.com

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Ubercart Adaptive Payments

This module adapts the standard order payment process for Ubercart Marketplace so that items from up to 5 multiple sellers can be paid for with one single transaction.

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Views Node Filter

List of nodes as Views' filter

Views provides us with abundance of filters; however, Views doesn't provide a list of nodes as a filter for this reason. This module solves that issue by, well, using Views!

Views Node Filter obtains the result of a view's display to be used as a filter in another display (although you can still end up with the above issue if you create a view for a filter that returns thousands of results).

How to create a filter

Here's how to create a page where you can use an exposed node filter to filter the content (this is written with an assumption that the readers know how to use Views):

  1. Install and enable Views and Views Node Filter.
  2. First, create a view display that returns a list of node IDs. The result of this display will be used as a filter in another view / display.
  3. In 'Fields', add a 'nid' field (you can add other fields, but they will be ignored). Save the view.
  4. Create another view (or a display) for the actual page view. Create a page display and specify the path.
  5. In 'Filters', select 'Views Node Filter' and tick 'nid'. In the configuration box that opens below (if you have JavaScript enabled), select the view and display created in step #2.
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Responsive Tools

Responsive Tools is a set of utilities to help themers follow the principles of responsive web design.

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SQoogL Charts

SQoogL Charts Documentation

DESCRIPTION

SQoogL Charts is a simple and lightweight module that creates a Google chart from a SQL source. Insert a MySQL query into a node and it will generate a chart by calling the Google Charts Tools. (http://code.google.com/intl/en-EN/apis/chart/).

We are currently developing this module. There isn't any GUI yet. You just insert a PHP function that can be called from any content type.

The project was born due to limitations of Views particularly due to the fact that it was impossible to make calculations AND generate a graph.

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Behavior weights

This module's API allows to set weights for behaviors attached via Drupal.behaviors.
See How can I control the order of Drupal.behaviors? (on stackoverflow).

You will only need this module if you either want to use it in your own code, or if another module depends on it.

API Usage (D6)

(function(){
  // Let this run before other behaviors (default weight is 0)
  Drupal.behaviors['mymodule_early.weight'] = -10;

  // Now define the behavior itself.
  Drupal.behaviors.mymodule_early = function(context){
    .. // your stuff to happen.
  };
})();

API Usage (D7)

(function(){
  Drupal.behaviors.mymodule_early = {
    attach: function(context){..},
    weight: -11
  };
})();

or

(function(){

  // D7-style weight setting, equivalent with the above. 
  Drupal.behaviors.mymodule_early.weight = -9;

  // D6-style weight setting, still supported in D7.
  // This has a lower priority than the D7-style setting. (don't ask why)
  Drupal.behaviors['mymodule_early.weight'] = -7;

  // The weight will be -7, because the ['..'] syntax has higher priority.
})();

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