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We are sort of a d.o project one year in the making. Version 7.x-2.0 should release in Denver.
We are sort of a d.o project one year in the making. Version 7.x-2.0 should release in Denver.
Create name badges from your registration data.
theme7 is a very small utility module providing theme7() function as a wrapper for core theme() function, with the only difference being that it accepts all theme hook arguments as an associative array of variables (like in Drupal 7) instead of list of arguments (standard way in Drupal 6).
Which essentially means that instead of using for example:
theme('table', $header, $rows);
you can now use:
Makes Drupal look more professional with a great mustache. Stores data in the cache stache table.
Let me explain something to you. Um, I am not "Mr. Lebowski". You're Mr. Lebowski. I'm the Dude. So that's what you call me. You know, that or, uh, His Dudeness, or uh, Duder, or El Duderino if you're not into the whole brevity thing.
This module will generate random Lebowski quotes and maybe other cool stuff.
The Data Visualization Wizard provides a fast way to get data visualizations online using Drupal. It provides the following visualizations after a quick upload of a spreadsheet:
My first module for Drupal 7. Still in development:)
Math module provides simple functions like counting the pi-number, factorial and others.
This module is good for school websites or slt.
This is a simple module that can be used to wrap a block being displayed on a page in a flyout, if Javascript is enabled on the browser.
The Steve Pavlina module provides a few tips to Drupal administrators to help them write better blog posts and achieve blogging goals. It uses quotes from a few choice articles posted on StevePavlina.com (see below for copyright information).
Until this project becomes a full project, clone the source by following the instructions on the version control tab at the top of this page.
An implementation of John Conway's Game of Life.