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This module uses a SOAP interface to request weather data from the U.S. NOAA National Weather Service. The module displays summary forecast data (high temperature, low temperature, expected conditions, weather icon) and provides an API for retrieving other weather information based on published NWS SOAP/XML APIs. This module requires 'SOAP' to be enabled on the host. It has no other dependencies.

The Fancy dates module provides an array of fancy options for displaying node and comment dates.

The Sellector-Plugin allows you to easiely integrate the sellector webservice (customer friendly choice assistant – see below) into your drupal website.

Please note: this module is deprecated in favor of the BOTCHA module.

BETA VERSION

This module is quite fresh so use it with care until bugs have been reported and fixed. Please test this module in a development environment before using.

What it does

The JavaScript Validate Forms project was built to prevent spam without getting in the way of user's interactions with forms. It, like many other spam prevention modules adds a field to your forms. However, unlike some other modules like Spamicide and Gotcha, it does not require the bot to fill in the bogus form item. JS Validate Forms uses JavaScript to fill in the form item with the GMT in seconds as passed in from the server (via Drupal.settings). The server then checks the submission to make sure that the field is filled in and that time has elapsed since the user accessed the page.

Bots normally do not run in a real browser. Thus they may lack JavaScript. Since JS is required to fill in the "hidden" form item, it should be helpful it controlling spam. If the bot fills in the validation field item, it will need incredible amounts of luck to insert a value that is accepted in the server side validation. Essentially, the bot will have to input a GMT timestamp, in seconds, that falls between the access time and a 24 hour window.

Views implementation for the Premium module, exposing premium status as a field.

This project is no longer maintained. See the issue about its status for more information.

Node Widget allows to create and edit referenced nodes (stored in CCK nodereference fields) in the same form used to edit the main content.

Important Major Version Change Notice

Block names have changed between 1.x and 2.x. See "Upgrading from 1.x to 2.x" below.

A Drupal 7 development release is available. Everything should work the same as the D6 version except that tokens now use the new chained tokens syntax as specified in the D7 native tokens API.

The Tokenize Request Parameters module is intended to provide means to display parameters that are passed to a page either in the URL (GET method) or from a form post (POST method). In cases where you might direct your users to a third party transaction site, such as a payment processor or other transactional service and want to be able to display transactional data passed back from that third party site (e.g. a confirmation number, order number, final price etc.) back to your user then Tokenize Request Parameters will allow you to display that information anywhere within your pages.

Hierarchical Select implementation allowing to choose content types and their fields in a user-friendly way. Reusable form element.

This is developer module. Install it only when required by other module.

Requirements: Hierarchical Select, CCK

Modules that use Hierarchical Select Field Selector: Imagefield Avatar

Since we can achieve this task with Views Slideshow module as noted here http://drupal.org/node/703308#comment-2804950 so there is now reason to relea

This module makes possible to load blocks from a different Drupal site, where this module's server mode is enabled.

Allow non-admin users on your site to edit existing users without the administer users permission.

Defines an Attribute Field as a Textfield Pair.

Provides extended functionality to menus customizations and integrates with OG.

Turned into a related API module that is more flexible. See: Node Reference Highlight

SunMailer is an email newsletter module that aggregates content using views from the Views module. Once configured and scheduled, it can automatically send newsletters on a recurring basis without any user intervention. It originated as a project for The Cornell Daily Sun, hence the name SunMailer.

This module integrates PercentMobile's mobile analytics service.

Set up simply requires signing up for an account at http://www.percentmobile.com/ and then entering your Site Tracking ID on the PercentMobile configuration page.

Present at the bottom of every page, the persistent Meebo Bar includes customizable Bar Buttons that can help increase user engagement and accomplish your site objectives, such as driving newslette