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OG Features

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OG Features aims to allow group owners and site administrators to disable certain features/functionality within a given group (without the use of the Spaces module).

What is a feature? A feature can either be a normal feature created by the Features module, it can be a custom module used to bundle existing components (views, node types, etc) of your site into OG features (toggleable entities), or it could be any module that introduces functionality for groups (like, OG aggregator, if integrated correctly); so, OG Features, does not require the Features module. A Feature or module can provide one or many OG Features.

If a user has adequate permissions, and there are toggleable features available, a tab will appear on the group labeled "Features" which provides a checkbox to enable/disable each feature for that group.

There is also an administrative interface, that allows site admins to configure each available OG feature to either be toggleable, always enabled, or always disabled, per group node type.

What is supported?

Wysiwyg Button Order

This is how it integrates into the Wysiwyg settings form

Integrates with Wysiwyg to provide the functionality of dynamically reordering buttons and adding separators between them.

Shift Scheduler

While development and bug tracking have now fully moved to drupal.org, we are still using our Google Code site for documentation and releases: http://code.google.com/p/drupal-shift-scheduler/

"Shifts" are a common pattern in professional organizations. This moduel supports maintaining an online schedule of shifts and employee work times.

drupal-shift-scheduler was originally designed for use by Washington University's Emergency Support Team, a collegiate emergency medical service, which needed a solution to maintaining a 3-person EMS crew 24 hours a day over 4 different shifts. It is currently in use by this organization at http://est.wustl.edu/shift_scheduler

Module features:

  • Maintains a schedule of employees/volunteers
  • Easy access to historical shift information
  • Shifts on the schedule appear as links to users with appropriate permissions allowing users to edit a shift (change who is signed up for a shift, split shifts between two people, close a shift so no one needs to take it etc), "relinquish" a shift (set a shift that the user previously was signed up for to be "open"), or "claim" an open shift. Shift editing is optimized for certain repetitive tasks (e.g. copying physical sign-up sheets into the module)
  • User Notifications

    Example

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    The User Notifications module was born out of the need for a Facebook Style notifications system where each user can see a list of notifications related to them.

    The module offers a new Rules action "Send a new notification to a user" which allows admin users to trigger notifications to be sent when certain events occur on a site.
    A default notification system is provided (based heavily on the privatemsg module code, thank you to litwol) for sending out notifications.
    This default notifications system can be disable or complimented by enabling the messaging module API and send notifications via the methods offered there (mail, private message, sms etc).

    Basic setup instructions can be found here: http://drupal.org/node/1080480

    The module is in active development and will be part of the DrupalSN.com upgrade which will initial be to Drupal 6.
    A Drupal 7 version will come in time.

    Integrates with

    - Rules (this module does the hard work and triggers notifications)
    - Toolbar

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