Contributed Module Ideas

Croninfinite allows you to run cron just like a cron job - but completely without a cron job, a site visitor or a manual cron run. It's really a kind of PHP implementation of the unix cron utility what is recommended for most sites.

The module already has a sandbox page where you can get more information:
Sandbox: http://drupal.org/sandbox/patrickd/1182956

// It's finished and waiting for reviews in the project application queue: (http://drupal.org/node/1200432)

This module adds insert buttons to attached files list (upload module), that inserts it into body in selected format. So there is no need in monsters like IMCE, Wysiwyg-imagefield etc., work out of box, supports wysiwyg, imagecache etc. Also when node deleted its files also deleted (via upload module).

Hello world,

I have written a small module for maintaining a whitelist of anonymous users who are allowed to skip comment approval queue based on name/email combination, with possibility of automatic add/delete on admin publishing/deleting comments.

I have some doubts regarding whether this should ever be released. Essentially, they boil down to guessing if:

a) nobody really needs this;

b) on the contrary, it is going to be declared 'duplicate';

I needed something to be able to hide selected menu items on specific domains on site(s) using Domain Access module (http://drupal.org/project/domain). The idea was to have one global menu definition, and then be able to manipulate single menu items based on current domain.

As I have not found any module doing this, I have written my own simple implementation.

On admin menu item edit page it displays all domains and allows to mark a menu item to be displayed or be hidden on a specific domain(s). And then, surprise surprise, it hides items which should not be displayed.

I was looking recently for a widget that could display rating results, say as stars. I don't need any voting/rating functionality - just a widget to display number stars, based on what editor has put for a given content. The rating could be stored as simple integer field, which has lead me to an idea of creating new display widget for integer field.

Hello,

I'm just trying to get all information, spread out in different nodes and comments, together into one single post:

We implemented a OpenID single sign on solution for some of our clients (we call it Omniauth). It's based on Development Seeds great work on an OpenID Single Sign on solution for Drupal. Besides general improvement, instead of using feeds, foaf and PubSubHubbub to synchronize user information we used OpenID's own update_url (http://openid.net/specs/openid-attribute-exchange-1_0.html#fetch_request) and store_request (http://openid.net/specs/openid-attribute-exchange-1_0.html#store_request) to share user information between sites.

Omniauth includes the modules that are necessary, exported configuration into Features and installation profiles for both provider and relying parties.

I made a screencast to allow you to understand easier how to set up Omniauth and it's provided functionality at this moment: http://vimeo.com/xamanu/omniauth-drupal-openid-single-sign-on-solution

I just put together a small module for formatting table arrays as CSV file content. Generally, I needed a feature for outputting the same data either as table (using built-it theme_table() function) or as CSV.

The result is new theme_csv() function, used in exactly the same way and with the same params as theme_table(), plus two additional optional params for user-defined delimiter and enclosure:

Been doing some slow query debugging and GROUP BY/DISTINCT has turned one of my views from taking 0.0049 seconds to 1.7768 seconds. This view also has LIMIT 0, 1 slapped at the end of it, so MySQL could be smarter about this. But in the mean time I could use PHP to do the Group By/Distinct logic. Has someone done this before?

I'd like a module that would allow administrators to more intuitively determine block placement, both on the page and throughout the site, using the core Drupal block system. This is what I'm thinking of:

      o A button on every page should allow administrators to edit the blocks <i>for that page</i>.
      o When not administering blocks,
            + Quick links (ajax) should be displayed on each block for
                  # hiding from this page
                  # hiding from all pages with path …
                  # configuring the block