Contributed Module Ideas

The Environment Indicator adds a coloured strip to the side of the site informing you which environment you're currently in (Development, Staging, Production etc). This is incredibly useful if you have multiple environments for each of your sites, and like me, are prone to forgetting which version of the site you are currently looking at!

This module can help you avoid making configuration changes to your live server by mistake, by adding a coloured strip to the side of your site, clearly marking each version of the site.

The Environment Indicator settings page allows you to modify some elements of the indicator's behaviour and appearance. Individual settings, such as the text to display and the colour can be overridden for each of your specific environments in the site's settings.php file. This allows you to customise the indicator for each of your environments without needing to make any changes in the database. This means that the Environment Indicator will always display correctly when moving your site from development to staging to production.

I recently finished a quick and dirty (well, not so quick...800+ lines) module for a one-time import of an OSCommerce store into Ubercart. I have a long history with OSC, and see it going nowhere fast (v3 has been due for decades).

The module imports customers, newsletter subscription info, orders (line items, totals, status history, comments, products), and products. Right now it does it from csv files, but I envision it working from a live osc database as well.

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.

A recent issue posting (here) prompted us to reconsider the way I are using Lightbox2 and other such "pop-up" or alternative presentation modules.

The problems, as I see it:

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