Content display

#D7CX: I pledge that Display suite will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released.

The Display suite module is an API which other modules can use to store and manipulate display data for objects (nodes, users and comments). Modules implementing this API automatically get an interface for adding build modes, fields and plugins either through code or via the UI. Key features of the API:

• Regions: every field can be dropped in its own region per build mode.
• Define custom build modes via the UI.
• Define custom (block) fields via the UI with token support.
• Hooks for adding and overriding custom fields, custom build modes and plugins.
• Plugins to alter the display at runtime.
• Import & export functionality.
• Views support.
• Features support.

Modules depending on DS:

• Node displays (6--2 releases)
• Node displays contributions (6--2 releases)
• Comment displays

Sequential presentation of any of your site nodes, using fade effect based on ajax asynchronous calls.

Why?
Indeed there are plenty of slideshow modules out there. So why creating one more?
We had to provide a good answer for the following requirements:

• Show a series of content items using the fade effect.
• Allow the content manager (non admin role) to fully control the contents & layout of each slide.
• Allow the content manager to easily publish / unpublish the slides and set their order of appearance.
• Allow the content manager to set the slides intervals.
• Ensure the performance is content-agnostic i.e. allow the slideshow content to grow (number of slides and their weight) without impacting the slideshow page load time.

We could not find a module which fully suffice the above requirements (see comparison). Hence Ajax Slideshow was born.

This module moves the order preview pane in an Ubercart checkout to its own fieldset.

Simply install and enable the module as normal, and control the position of the fieldset on the Ubercart checkout pane settings page. All AJAX features of the checkout that update the order preview will work as normal with this module enabled. The "Show the order total preview on the payment pane" checkbox in checkout settings will be ignored when this module is installed.

Development sponsored by Acuity.

This module allows users to retrieve citation information for nodes within a site. This module will be useful to researchers and academics who need to cite their sources in various styles.

'Cite' displays 10 different styles of citation (APA, MLA, et.al.), which can be fully configurable by the site admin. Unneeded styles may be suppressed and replaced with styles defined by the administrator.

The project has been sponsored by American Library Association (http://www.ala.org), and developed by Urban Insight.

Report module collects historical data every day through a cron job and displays them as tabular format and chart if possible, which requires chart module, for site admins.

The project has been sponsored by American Library Association (http://www.ala.org), and developed by Urban Insight.

This module allows to pass form element default values into URLs and substitute them into form elements. This is very useful when you have a content type with fields and you want to build a link which must open a node adding form with several fields already initialized with default values.

We support the following form elements:

• Standard FAPI
  1. text
  2. textarea
  3. checkbox
  4. select ( + multiple)
• CCK Fields:
  1. text ( + multiple)
  2. number ( + multiple)
  3. date ( + multiple)
  4. user reference ( + multiple)
  5. node reference ( + multiple)
  6. NEW email ( + multiple)
  7. NEW taxonomy ( + multiple)
• Webform elements
  1. date
  2. email
  3. hidden
  4. markup
  5. select (+ multiple)
  6. textarea
  7. textfield

Usage: