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Allow the use of a mini panel as the style for the display of a view.

Seesmic comment is module based on Seesmic API module, so you'll need to download and install it first.

User List provides an API to extend the User Administration user list (admin/user/user) by adding filters and data columns.

Overview

This module allows site users to reserve a unit. A unit could be anything, but the most common are rooms or pieces of equipment.

!NEW Release 2.2 is finally out, with code & performance improvements and a lot of new features! Check changes in release notes

Elysia Cron extends Drupal standard cron, allowing a fine grain control over each task and several ways to add custom cron jobs to your site.

• Set the timings and frequencies of each cron task (you can run some jobs every day at a specified hour, other only monthly and so on...). For each task you can simply choose between some frequently used options ("once a day", "once a month" ...), or use a powerful "linux crontab"-like syntax to set the accurate timings. You can even define your frequently used options to speed up site configuration.
• Parallel execution of cron task: you can group jobs in channels and execute then simultaneously: so a task that takes a lot of time to execute won't block other tasks that need to be executed every 5 minutes...
• You can disable all tasks, an entire channel or a single task.
• Change the priority/order of task execution.
• Manual force the execution of a cron tasks.
• Detailed overview of cron status with time statistics for single tasks and channels.
• powerful API for module developers: you can define extra cron tasks for your modules, each one with own default timings (site administrators can override them by configuration, other modules via hook_alter).
• Administrators can define custom jobs (call to functions with parameters), via the "script" option.
• Several optimization for frequent cron calls and error handling.
• Protection from external cron calling by cron_key or allowed host list.

Elysia has no dependencies with contributed modules, and doesn't need to patch the core: it can be used in minimal Drupal installation with only core modules.

3rd party integration:

• Ping feature, for external tracking services like host-tracker to tell whether cron is functioning properly on your site.
• Drush support: you can call "drush elysia-cron run" to manually run extended cron.
• CTools support for exports/backup of task settings.
• Features support.

Provides an autocomplete form field instead of a drop down/select box if a taxonomy is bigger than a predefined number of terms.

This module gives you custom product inventory control based on product SKU and not nid. This module was built as a fix for lack of interoperability between e-commerce and localizer.

UC Node Access lets you attach Node access features to products in your Ubercart store. These features allow customers who purchase the product to receive view access to nodes on your site either indefinitely or for a limited time based on the feature's settings. UC Node Access does not handle access grants itself but rather depends on other modules to define handlers that integrate UC Node Access with the various node access modules developed for Drupal.

Currently integrated node access modules include:

• ACL + Content Access - adds the customer's user account to the ACL defined by Content Access and adds expiration information beside the names in the Grant view access fieldset of the Access control tab for nodes governed by Content Access.

The WebPurify module provides developers an easy to use interface to the WebPurify REST API.

This module attempts to provide a compatibility layer between the old CiviCRM 1.0 API and the new CiviCRM 2.0/3.0 API.

The SearchBench module is a tool for benchmarking Drupal's searching functionality.

The purpose of this module is to automate as much as possible the task of updating a contributed module for Drupal API changes, and thereby simplify the task of porting contributed modules shortly after a new Drupal release.

For Drupal 7.x, Deadwood is being merged into the Coder project and renamed to Coder Upgrade. Check out the latest features here.

Starting a module conversion is even easier than before. Convert your 5.x module here without installing Deadwood.

Check out the case study.

The 6.x version of this module helps update the 5.x version of a contributed module to the version 6.x API. Currently, 70 of the 80 topics (which often include multiple items) mentioned in the converting 5.x modules to 6.x roadmap have been addressed. This includes 15 of the 17 Form API topics mentioned in the 5.x to 6.x FormAPI changes roadmap. The module probably handles the bulk of changes in many modules, including the Schema API, Menu API and Form API.

This module is deprecated as the functionality has been merged into the main Nodewords module itself.

This module provides a wrapper for the Ultimate Fade-in Slideshow found on

I-image facilitates image viewing on your Drupal site.

This module is no longer in use, and is likely not going to be updated. The documentation below is for historical purposes only.

Ubercart Restrict Qty lets you add a very basic Restrict Qty. to a product in your Ubercart store to limit the quantity of that product in the shopping cart to 1. This is useful for single purchase products or for instances where it just doesn't make sense for a customer to purchase more than one and you want to prevent it from happening.

Google Gears is an open source project that enables more powerful web applications, by adding new features to web browsers.
This gears.modulo integrates with drupal part of the functionalities of google gears

The LocalServer module allows a web application to cache and server its HTTP resources locally, without a network connection.

The LocalServer module is a specialized URL cache that the web application controls.
Requests for URLs in the LocalServer's cache are intercepted and served locally from the user's disk.

This module allows Drupal users to leverage Haml (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haml) as an input filter (or use the function haml_