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Per-Bundle Storage (PBS) is a Field API contrib module that stores all values for all limited-value fields in a bundle in a single table row.

Note: This module has been deprecated for Drupal 7 in favor of its phoenix, EVA.

Book Delete adds the ability to delete entire books to the book administration page (admin/content/book).
It uses a batch operation to allow deletion of large books.

This module provides basic integration with the blip.fm web API. Features include:

SlUser allows you to map SecondLife / OpenSim user to a Drupal's site user.

Module to allow integration with custom Apple iPhone apps. This module relies on the Services module to interact with the iPhone. Example iPhone apps coming soon that work with this module.

Seeking a new maintainer

Please contact Todd Nienkerk if you are interested in taking over maintenance of this module.

All users of Contrib Toggle are recommended to disable the module from their sites until the critical issues discussed below can be resolved.

I have determined that significant architectural issues with how the previous releases functioned had the potential (if an error occurred) to render a user's site unusable though disabling critical modules, and requiring a restore from backup or manual re-activation of the modules in the database. This was unacceptable to me so I have unpublished the release. I recommend all users disable Contrib Toggle from their sites until an acceptable alternative is found. Changes in Drupal 7 mean that this issue would not occur there, so it is possible that the dynamic module activation features of Contrib Toggle may be able to be re-introduced there even if a satisfactory solution for Drupal 6 cannot be found.

Current issues

There are indications contrib_toggle might be incompatible with modules that have parentheses in their display names [e.g. GetID3()] or in their dependencies, [e.g. Filefield includes Filefield Meta which has a dependency on GetID3()]. Outcomes can include an unusable site if modules are disabled that should not be, when you save the modules page. If you have any modules installed that contain parentheses in their display names, you may wish to disable contrib_toggle until this is clarified.

When upgrading between Drupal core versions (e.g. 6.8 to 6.9) it is recommended that all non-core modules ("contrib modules") are deactivated first. When you have modules with multiple dependencies, this is a needlessly time-consuming and fiddly process. The Contrib Toggle module provides a button on the module configuration page (/admin/build/modules/) to mark all contrib modules for deactivation, reducing this process a simple two-click exercise. Click the "Disable Contrib" button, then click "Save Configuration" to actually disable the modules. Contrib Toggle automatically disables itself in this process.

Between core upgrades, Contrib Toggle also provides an mechanism for dynamic activation and deactivation of modules with dependencies. When Contrib Toggle is active, all modules on the module admin page can be activated and deactivated. Activating a module will prompt you whether you wish to activate any other modules it depends on. Deactivating a module will likewise prompt whether you wish to deactivate any modules that depend on it.

Adds SMTP support for sending e-mails using the PHPMailer library. Comes with detailed configuration instructions for how to use Google Mail as mail server.

The main differences to the SMTP Authentication Support module are:

• This module uses the PHPMailer library itself, and the SMTP Authentication Support module has forked and includes the smtp and mail classes from PHPMailer library.
• This module has support for improved bulk-mail performance through SMTP keep-alive connections (if supported by the mail server).
• This module has a built-in e-mail rerouting option (useful during site building and development).

Enables a Drupal site to authenticate members of an organization that is using iMIS Association Management System.

This module provides a way to automatically disable the securepages module for domains/subdomains/dev-environments that you do not want it to be active on (e.g., dev environments and such that may not have SSL active).

How it works: The securepages.module is auto-disabled upon the first bootstrapped request (anon or authenticated) for any domains which are specified on the securepages_disabler settings page, and a confirmation message to this effect is shown.

This module allows the administrator to create a wide ranging set of similarity calculations.

This module creates a block that:
- Loads the contents of a feed (from the current site!) through (JQuery and AJAX)

Plays the game 'Tetris'. The tetris images and background can be themed to your site. The game is javascript (original javascript script by Joan Alba Maldonado) based and is a block.

Nodes in block makes it possible to add nodes into a block. A number of configurable blocks are generated which you can assign to a region. Visibility settings of this block are automatically set to 'Show on only the listed pages'. On the node content form, you define the weight and visibility per node thus making it easier for content administration as all your content is now in the same place. With this module, you don't have to explain your customers how blocks work but is still able to decide on which pages content must be rendered.

Advanced Taxonomy Blocks makes use of the JQuery menu module to create extremely customizable blocks for browsing through single hi

As per 2011-01-23, this module is abandoned. If you are a developer, and you are interested in taking over this project, see #1036856: Mark the User Deco project as abandoned.

This module lets you add configurable corners to your site. These corners could be image 'strips' to show short messages or banners on one or several pages on your site. The corners are placed on the page using CSS absolute or fixed positioning. The module has been designed to be light-weight and easy to use.

Features

Each corner image can be configured with an image, title and optional link. You can also use an image map to specify the clickable region of a corner. Corner visibility is controlled in a fashion similar to the Page specific visibility settings for blocks. The module ships with five images - if you have any artistic inclinations and would like help out, I'll be more than happy to add additional images to the module. Use your own images by uploading them to the corner/images directory. The HTML output is fully themeable with the included template and CSS files.

Without this module, if during the processing of an AHAH callback, javascript files are added using drupal_add_js() but those files aren't already loaded on the base page from which the AHAH reques

This module checks stock levels and filters out any out-of-stock attribute
option combinations from the product page select boxes.