Модули
The bookblock module can generate an individual menu block for each of your site's books.
These blocks can then be administered as any other block to appear on the pages you choose. You aren't limited to making them appear on book pages only.
Adding tools for SMS messaging for Ubercart using its Conditional actions module, based on the SMS Framework module.
Allows users to create block instances of predefined block types registered by other modules.
Features
Difference to core blocks:
- Modules register block "types".
- Administrators can spawn new instances of a block type.
- Block instances are entities.
- Unless a block type opts out, Block API takes over the storage of configuration settings per block instance.
Major ideas and parts for the block instance handling have been based and borrowed from JohnAlbin's excellent Menu block module.
An example API implementation is available in a hidden testing module, which provides the equivalent of custom blocks in core; i.e., a simple title and HTML body.
Block API itself provides no block types on its own.
The purpose of this module is to give site administrators the ability to change the input format of nodes en-masse. In particular it helps to solve the issue of users not being able to edit content they have created because the administrator has inadvertently removed their permission to use the input filter or has changed the input filter to something the author does not have permission to use.
It can also help prevent the commonly asked question, "Where has my edit tab gone?"
Feeds Node Multisource allows you to take data from multiple different feeds and import them into the same nodes.
This project has two purposes.
- It is like the drupal.org customizations project to hold site specific code.
- It is like the Infrastructure and Webmasters queues but is specific to groups.drupal.org. So, where people used to enter things into those queues with a Component of groups.drupal.org they can now enter them here.
The module allows users in a Drupal site to add their blogs to their profile.
If you want to use this module, your options are:
- Choose another, actively maintained module instead
- File an issue in the queue with a patch to fix the module and then contact the security team to have your version reviewed and the project handed over to you following the unsupported project process.
- Hire someone to fix the security bug so the module can be re-published (see this guide on how to hire a Drupal site developer)
Provides 'Node access' settings for product nodes, whereby users who purchase the product are granted view access to content, which can be predefined either by taxonomy, by node, or by Views.
Turbo is a collection of modules/patches designed to speed up Drupal. It should be more looked as a set of patches than modules. Currently two components are available: path and session.
A module for scoring the e-commerce orders using MaxMind.com Credit Card Fraud Detection.
Batchbook is a hosted, social CRM that integrates with a number of third party systems.
What it does:
It is useful if you have a vocabulary in the form of a tree, eg it has terms within terms with nodes attached to them.
The Taxonomy Link Mover is a relatively simple module that shifts taxonomy term links from the theme variable $links to the $content variable.
Provides an autocomplete field to select nodes from their title or their path alias.
This module enable Feeds to take in data from a view output (i.e.
The BMI (Body Mass Index) module provides a simple method for Drupal site users to check their BMI value.
Semantic CCK was created to give users the means of customizing the HTML output of CCK fields.
This project add a question/answer section for website. Different from other modules, it uses only one node type for question, and the core comment.module for answer.
Argument Picker is a simple API to access and elaborate arguments in a flexible way.
Basically it allows, given URL arguments like:
QTChat - a Facebook style chat.
Cooperation
QTChat cooperates with the modules