Brevard County Meetup - March 8

Just letting everyone know that there's a better way to search for Drupal modules than by going to Drupal.org site and using the search window. I'm talking about the Drupal Modules site. Not only does it allow you to search, but has a more convenient way to search by categories, versions, titles; etc. Also, when you run a search, all of the listed modules will have a ratings list to them as to their Features, Reliability, Ease of Use, and Documentation.

For example, I wanted to search for date modules, so, in the image below, I brought up the Drupal Modules site and selected 7.x in the Version drop-down window and just entered the first two letters "da" in the Title window and the Date module is brought to the top, followed by Calendar, and so on. If I had finished typing "date", it would have still listed Date at the top (most relevant), but given me a completely different listing.

Once I clicked on Date, it gives me some great info of the module -- what the ratings are, an overview of the module, the latest downloads, and reviews of the module

The purpose of this post is to show you a great way to bring up the Top 50 modules we are reviewing, and to see how they rate, and the reviews written about them, so as to give you a better idea about them.

I plan to be there!

Unfortunately, I will be attending a memorial for the passing of a friend and my former manager who hired me out at Kennedy Space Center, so won't be able to make it.

Greta, totally going to use this idea and even expand on it. Could add blocks to all kinds of admin pages for notes about settings, gotchas, etc. Almost self-documenting Drupal, love it!!