This module allows users to add questions to a queue. Administrators can view the queue and choose to create question/answer nodes from submitted questions.

A common use for such a module would be to have a sort of "Ask the Experts" feature where users can ask administrators about various topics. Question is actively in use at Mac Geekery. Look for the nodes with the blue bar down the side to see what an answered question looks like.

Quick Admin Menu is a javascript heavy replacement for the core Menu administration page. It features drag and drop tree sorting, and same page editing, deleting and disabling of menu items. Yay!

Hopeful this is the first of a series of Quick Admin X modules, which will be javascript remixes of the current Drupal admin pages.

Current Limitations:

• Depends on jjeff's jquery_update and jquery_interface modules, which will require you to upgrade your version of jQuery.
• Needs SimpleXML extension on the server, which comes by default with PHP5.
• Does not even pretend to work if the client has javascript turned off.
• Currently works best on Firefox.
• Slow to initially load the page.
• Code still needs some clean up (namespace all the classes and ids).

Live search for Drupal which is built on top of autocomplete.js that can either popup in an inline window (like thickbox but craqbox) or if you know how to use CSS selectors, you can configure it to populate an element on the page or in the theme on the settings page.

Requires the craqbox module. (Because of default configuration to popup in an inline window.)

Originally Sponsored By: HerFabLife.com.

Note, this is here for collaboration, and testing. It is not ready for use. With that said, feel free to download it and take it for a spin.

I am sorry for the poor quality of the screen cast. I've never done one, and I used "wink" to do it. I'll probabley update the "how to" later down the road.

This module is still very pre-alpha, and the screen-cast is not the best. But I did it quickly. I've been getting a few inquiries, and I figured this would be the easiest way to explain it. I'll be releasing it to the cvs by the end of this week so hopefully I can some collaboration on it.

Link to video: http://earnestberry.com/node/7/play

Currently what it does:
- Brings in customers
- brings in invoices and as the invoices come in, links them to customers
- displays information
- prints invoices as PDF's on the fly
- allows a company logo to be uploaded and printed on the invoice
- allows mapping of QB customers to drupal users (you can map more than one QB customer to the same drupal user)
- re-syncs without losing customer-drupal_user maps

Things that will need done (off the top of my head):
- double-check syncing
- double-check multi-page invoices print correctly
- "queue" for new invoices so that they need to be approved before letting the end user/client view them
- more "stats"

The Quickfile module allows instant selling and download of digital products such as ebooks, photographs, music and software. Clients don't need to be registered to buy and they are sent to a page with a link to start downloading right after making their payment.

The file module in the Ecommerce package is quite helpful and I'm thankful for many ideas and code I got from there, but I've noticed that in many sites clients get a little lost when they need to register a Drupal account, wait for a confirmation email and then login and go to "My Files" page to get their files. This can reduce the sales of ebooks.

The Quickfile module creates a new node type called 'quickfile'.

With the Quickfile module clients just need to visit three web pages, when using a credit card, in a single session to make the payment and download a file.

Features

* Clients can buy and download any digital product without a Drupal account.
* Supports Authorize.net and Paypal with their test modes.
* Use multipage form approach for showing confirmation page.
* Discount coupons supporting fixed or percentage discounts and date validity.
* Coupons can be applied to one ebook or for all of them.
* Uses module jscalendar from Javascript Tools if installed. See: http://drupal.org/node/57285
* Manual creation of transactions.
* Editing transactions allows to re-activate downloads.

This module implements a subset of the HTML_QuickForm API to convert QuickForm API calls into equivalent Drupal Form API 2.0 associative arrays.

This module currently only exists to serve the needs of CiviCluster. It is a separate module to foster future development into a robust QuickForm to Drupal conversion tool. I will readily grant CVS access to anyone interested in pursuing this goal.

Development of this module is sponsored by Four Kitchen Studios.

Quickstats.module is a simple and efficient (from a database point of view) way to count pageviews of nodes. It is intended for heavy traffic sites where performance is key.

The heart of this module has been coded by Karoly Negyesi (chx) for NowPublic.com. Small improvements and packaging by Michael Imbeault (fireang3l).

IMPORTANT NOTES:

- Minimum requirement: MySQL 4.1
- This module adds one column (called quickstats_views) to your node table.
- It also has a limit of 100k page views per cron run, controlled by group_concat_max_len in quickstats_cron()

Quicktags adds buttons to your forms, for easy insertation of code (like basic HTML) into a textarea.

It uses on-the-fly generated javascript to do the magick.

It is not a wysiwyg editor, but something far simpler: It simply inserts the basic HTML into your textarea.