Модули
Overview
This module allows you to give userpoints when a specific CCK field is populated.
Functionality
This module allows Ubercart store administrators to add partial payment functionality as a product feature. They can assign down payment amount and the due date to any product, and manage down payments and partially paid orders in the admin section.
Buyers can select if they wish to pay the full amount or only the down payment. If they select down payment, they will receive an email notification before due date. They can see the information about their partial payments under a new tab in My Account and they can add the remaining balance to the cart and finalize the payment.
What and Why
Drupal has expensive 404 errors. On an 'average' site with an 'average' module load, you can be looking at 60-100MB of memory being consumed on your server to deliver a 404.
The Nice messages popup module changes how Drupals status, warning and error messages are showing up by giving flexible stylable nice looking fading little jQuery-popups like on Social networks at hand, provided by the small and fast jQuery jGrowl plugin. It can be activated globally or partially for certain pages / users and prevents the typical cluttering caused by error messages getting in the way by moving the grid and layout of a website up and down.
The jQuery jGrowl plugin beats all its competitors because it supports all browsers including older Browsers like IE6 and loads with a very small size of less than 6kb.
Provides CCK userreference field a widget to quickly add a user
Provides a "boolean" field type with an additional state of "not set" in addition to the usual "true/false" or "on/off." A separate display string can be defined for each state.
This module is no longer needed. NodeSquirrel is now built into Backup and Migrate. Just download version 2.7 or greater.
Back up your site to the NodeSquirrel.com backup service. This module extends Backup and Migrate to get your backups off of your server.
Short Story
This module allows you to create a RSS feed, based in terms from a vocabulary or vocabularies using Views module.
This module has been moved to PDF module formally,
This module lets you filter inline images in node content via the tinySrc service.
Note: The d7 version of this module should no longer be necessary when using more recent versions of Features module. If you feel this is incorrect, please open an issue.
This module is useful for feature development using the Features module. Occasionally the Features module auto detects components that you do not want exported to features. You can use this module to remove those auto-detected components from any and all features you choose. The Features Plumber UI module adds checkboxes to the feature create form, and unchecking these detected components will cause them to be removed from the actual generated export.
This is a proof-of-concept module. Don't use it on a production site. This is an API module, and it does very little by itself. You probably shouldn't install it unless another module tells you to do so.
The original purpose of the module was to create a user-level access system for all entities. The high-level goal was to make it easy for a module to get an answer to the question "does User A have access to view the comment with ID 37?" The low-level goal was to create a system that allows simple granting/revoking of access to perform certain actions on entities, and this system should work with minimal changes across the rest of the Drupal site. For example, if User A does not have access to view node 42, then that node should not appear in Views listings for that user.
However, the reason this module was written was to make it easier to build a system for user-controlled privacy settings. That architecture has gone down a different route, and the code in this repository currently doesn't reflect that effort and won't be continued. I may still end up putting the user privacy effort at this namespace, but it will look very different than what is here now.
Object cache is a simple module using Drupal's cache API to store and retrieve objects (nodes, comments, users etc) to speed up rendering of pages, to lower the number of requests to the database and so on which benefits both anonymous as authenticated users. Since the Drupal cache API is used, these objects can also live in memcache or any other storage mechanism you can think of.
The Webform MySQL Views module builds flattened, read-only MySQL views of Webform
SignatureField allows you to collect HTML5 canvas based signatures in webform, cck and in your custom modules via fapi. It then displays the collected signature as a transparent png.
Take a guestbook, read an entry - and feel the boost of Drupal Guestbook.
About
Drupal Guestbook (DGB) provides a site guestbook and individual user guestbooks.
Creates lists of users for some arbitrary purpose (usually administrative).
Add on module for the Node comments module that enables AJAX submission, editing and deletion of nodecomments.