For information about installation and configuration please see the documentation.
Features
This module is an alternative to Memcache API and Integration module focused on speed. See list of its features:
You may move all cache to the memory.
You may move users' sessions to the memory.
You may move lock system to the memory.
Module supports intergration with ngx_http_memcached module. Nginx may get cached page directly from memcached pool and avoid passing requests to the heavy backends!
Allows the management of one or more "splash offers", which are modal popups with an accept or reject form. If a user accepts the offer then a new page will open with a provided accept url. If they reject the offer, the modal will close. (If they select Do not Show Again, then a cookie is set so as to avoid futher display.) You may define the who, when and where of the splash offers with precision controls. Factors such as: user role, site url, device, and whether the offer has been previously viewed (cookies), cookie duration, etc. are configurable for each splash offer created.
The module was born as a way to advertise a website companion app and offer a button to download, but it's generalized nature has the potential for many other applications.
REQUIREMENTS
Javascript is required.
This project creates a new entity type and thus depends on the Entity API:
Want to guard against spam? Want to make sure sensitive information isn't easily nabbed by an automated script?
Use Enkoder for Drupal! This uses the logic behind Hivelogic's Enkoder to encode any field or arbitrary text in a recursively self-evaluating block of javascript, foiling all but the hardiest of spambots.
You can use this to harden any text-based field and this module also exposes a general-purpose php function (sclib_enkoder) for your own custom uses.
In my examination of the Drupal module landscape, SPAM-hardening solutions either tend to be focused on forms (like CAPTCHA) or provide very limited email encoding (such as by providing HTML entity encoding or exposing an input filter).
By using this module, you
can arbitrarily harden any core text field, even ones that don't use an input filter
can arbitrarily harden any text, not just things look like email addresses.
Webform Multiple (WFM) is a Drupal 7 module allowing Webform components to have more than one value.
The user completing the form can add instances of the component with an 'Add another item' button.
The module requires Webform version 7.x-4.x.
Similar module: Webform Add More
The Webform Add More module lets you create 'Add more' buttons for fieldsets. When you have already created multiple fieldset components, you can select them to be controlled by an 'Add more' button, so that only the first one is initially displayed.
There are significant differences in approach and effect between the two modules:
This one (WFM) allows individual components (not just fieldsets) to be made multiple-value.
WFM means you just create one component and set it to accept multiple (or unlimited) values, rather than precreating a limited number of components first.
WFM uses Drupal's built-in AJAX framework (so it works with or without JavaScript).