Contributed Module Ideas

Hello,

Idea inspired from Heroku

Intro

Miguel Jacq, in his blog post on October 15th 2009, has explained how to solve the dev/staging/live workflow problem in Drupal with Aegir, Version control, and Drush Make.

Hi guys,

I was working on a project lately which required a multy page signup form with the second page showing the Terms and Condition for usage and Asking users to tick a checkbox before they proceed.

I have also had a couple of other friends asking me how to do it.

So i took a couple of hours to Brew up this module.

Please test it out.

Thanks,
Aj

BitBucket Link:

http://bitbucket.org/naughty_david/signup_terms

Module:
Signup Terms

I have begun work on a module to integrate 37signals' Highrise product with Drupal. At this point, it is just an admin screen for entering API credentials and a modified version of the simplehighrise.php API wrapper. I'm using it for webform post-processing. I can envision tighter integration with the contact form, much like the Campaign Monitor module.

This is my first module. Would anyone have a use for this? Or ideas for what else it might do?

Hi everyone, I'm in the process of creating a Wufoo import module (www.wufoo.com) for Drupal and I would like to contribute what I create back to the community. I am developing it at present. The basic spec is to be able to connect to wufoo, choose to import data from specific forms and then map those forms to content types for dynamic node creation.

Any thoughts from anyone would be welcome - at present I trying to decide if I can reuse any existing import code in another module for dynamically creating my nodes.... ideas?

:)

Making the node title hidden, by having an option in the node edit form. I think this is pretty important. I use this in Google Sites all the time, but haven't found a module for this in Drupal, yet. The title still needs to be accessible for other modules, forms, UI elements, and SEO that use a title.

It would be a very simple module that would hide the title via a stylesheet. However, it lets the author decide whether or not the title should be visible. This way, you still have to set the title, but it can be optionally displayed on the page.

In my usage of Drupal I have come to really like the Content Complete (http://drupal.org/project/content_complete) module that looks at the fields, including CCK of a node, and displays in a block what still needs to be completed.

I am now working with a client who has their member profile in a custom module, as it does have a lot of stuff going on from being able to ad contact to one's profile, etc. etc. in which the Profile module or Content Profile module are not sufficient (and even if they were, it would be a bunch of work to get their site working under those, and no time for that now).

The client wants users to be able to see how many fields of their profile, of our custom member_profile module, need to be filled out, etc.

So...........

I've been trying to figure out how to turn Content Complete into a program that instead of looking at a node's CCK, it looks at a module's hook_scheme to get the fields it populates for a user (must have a uid column), then let admin select which ones are needed for completeness, and then show completeness meter in blocks.

The SEO guru that I work with is a stickler for having absolute links in the footer navigation. I am not an SEO person, so I cannot verify the validity of this. However, I have created a module that let's you choose a menu to display in a block and outputs the links as absolute links.

Is this something that I should contribute OR is there something that already does this OR does anyone even care about absolute links in footer navigation?

Thanks,
Tom Camp

I'm thinking of making a module which outputs the HTML and CSS to put an absolutely positioned login bar in the top right of the web page. It would be kind of like this hack, http://drupal.org/node/92657, except it would just require enabling a module. The goal is a login look similar to Facebook. I understand that this could be done by a custom block and some CSS, but I think there should be a module for this. Is this a stupid idea?

The base for this module is complete and is not far from production use but I'll need time.

Here are the main features
-creates node with manufacturer/model/year/price/image upload fields
-presents an algorithmic form for calculating auto loans
-allows you to bookmark page
-allows you to e-mail results from Drupal website owner

Let me know if anybody wants to help and what I need to do for a project page.

Thanks,
Ivan