Contributed Module Ideas

Hello,

I am looking if there any modules/projects to provide inline wysiwyg theme/layout creation/editing functionality.

The quick research gave me few desktop applications and this module:
http://drupal.org/project/theme_editor (not exactly what I am looking for, but does theme editing)

And I just watched "Drupal Gardens" preview screencast http://bit.ly/3Giopx
That's exactly what I am looking for :D
Very impressive and cause me to post here.

Most likely such module will be limited to css frameworks.
I'll do further research and also looking to hear any ideas.

Thanks.

Hi all,

This is to fulfill a fairly urgent client need, so if I don't get feedback in the next 12 hours or so I'm going to build this anyway, but whether I release it or not depends on feedback here. I can't find anything like it, but if anyone can think of a smarter way to achieve this with existing contrib, let me know. Here's what my client needs:

1. "Archived" in this context means moved to another physical location to free disk space
2. We want the ability to specify either a date or a time period after which files in a specific file field should be archived

A way for OG group administrators / members to "feature" (in the real meaning of the word) some general content from other areas of the site, making it appear in group views with the content from that group. New table would be nid, gid, and timestamp when node was featured; the last field would be the one accessible to views.

I want, in a site, to add relationships between nodes with a taxonomy vocabulary.

For exemple i add a vocabulary "branches" with 1.x, 2.x, 3.x term. Then i create some page for documentation : introduction, usage, etc.

I want to display a block in my page with the related pages, for exemple when i'm on introduction for the 1.X branches, i would like to add a link to introduction of the 2.x and 3.x branches. Maybe node relationships can do that.

Would some one be available to become co-maintainer of comment_subject?
he/she will only need to commit RTBC patches to a new 2.x branch
since I will attend the issue queue and provide patches against 2.x-dev to support integration with token

I'm maintaining a patch for comment_subject module to support integration with token
it seems to be a "must have" feature
which allow each site to choose how to solve http://www.lullabot.com/articles/drupal_usability_comment_configuration

I'd like to build a "permalink" module that gives consistent links to comments. Here are a couple of the requirements:

• The permalink should be available on the comment itself
• The permalink should stay the same regardless of where the comment is - that's particularly a problem on nodes with hundreds of active commenters and with a page limit (like 20 comments per page)
• The permalink should go directly to the comment, through use of anchors in the url like #comment-CID

Create a module that can be leveraged by other modules (via hook) that uses the output buffer; pass by reference; print at end, write to core page cache if enabled. Make http://sourceforge.net/projects/simplehtmldom/ or another package a required download in the libraries dir, allowing other modules to leverage this inside their hook.

Modules that could benefit:
Boost, Beautify, Parallel, CSS Gzip

We are currently seeking an experienced Drupal developer to start immediately. The project involves moving an existing site to Drupal plus optimizing for SEO, adding new features, and customizing modules. The website already has several thousand pages but requires a complete revamp.

This is a short term contract with the potential for longer term commitments on several ongoing projects.

Location: Los Angeles, California

Type: Contract Job

Requirements:
-Proven experience building and supporting Drupal 6 sites that are feature-rich, optimized for SEO, and with high traffic.
-Solid skills in developing, customizing, and integrating modules.

(Wow, this turned out longer than I anticipated. tl;dr version: This module would create ancillary short paths for your nodes which will make life easier when linking to them with Twitter and the like, without the hassle of external services.)