Seeking new maintainer

Warning: this module is still very buggy. Actually, it only works in very few use cases. I suggest to only attempt using it with core fields (not fields from contrib modules). Even this may not work. I'm working on fixing things, but don't have much time. Help is welcome.
If you're interested in helping make this module work, please contact me.

This module adds some useful settings for fields that can contain multiple values. You can specify:

• Number of values allowed
• Number of values required
• Number of empty widgets to display initially (Drupal usually displays all fields for non-unlimited fields. This allows you to only display a few, followed by the 'Add More' button, which will disappear after the maximum number of fields has been filled.)
• Number of empty widgets to display on edit forms after the field contains some values (Drupal usually displays one extra)

So you can create fields where, for instance, users have to input at least 5 values but can input up to 10 values. Or you can create fields that allow 100 values, but only display 20 fields to start with.

This module provides some Rules integration for the Feeds module.

At the moment it provides

The External Help module makes it easier for other modules to add links to external help pages, complementing description texts and help files. The audience of this module is purely other modules – no user interface is provided.

Why this module?

There is already Advanced Help out there, and you can write whatever you like in description texts. So why use this module?

This module supports the idea that it makes sense to have module documentation on drupal.org, in contrast to having it in-code with the module. This makes it possible to find, read and improve documentation without having to install modules and/or write patches.

The idea of this module is to make it easier to link to external help pages in a consistent way, and having all the external help pages listed in one place in the module code – making it easier to maintain them.

This module is also inspired by the discussions about having inline help texts imported from drupal.org, similarly to how translations are imported, thereby allowing updates and improvements without having to change core. This module, however, doesn't go very far in trying to solve that problem. (For more information on this issue, see http://drupal.org/node/1031972 and http://drupal.org/node/1291058.)

Overview

Renderable elements enables you to register any forms and manage the display through an UI. It will also make (additional) elements available of existing entities on the manage forms/display screens or you can for example register the contact form and rearrange the fields through Field UI.

Renderable elements is a very experimental module touching the bounderies of form alter, some contrib modules may clash immensively, so use with care.
Be care on special elements when you're choosing to render:
#1889036: Mark/preserve elements may lead error with other modules

Installation

Once you've enabled the module, you'll see a 'Manage form display' link on top of any form. Clicking on it will register it which you'll find on the overview at admin/structure/rel.

Look at this screencast to see how this works.

Integration

Other modules working with with Renderable elements are:

• Field group: add groups of any kind to any kind of form.
• Display suite Forms: use template files on any kind of form.

The module requires Chaos tool suite also known as CTools to handle the export/defaults support.

Overview