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This module embeds the PJIRC Java IRC client into Drupal and allows visitors to use IRC from any Drupal site. Great for community chat, live support, or a general use IRC client.

For Drupal 6, this module is being replaced by the Dashboard project as part of the drupal.org redesign. We need volunteers to work on Dashboard, so go over there and help out, please.

The Drupal 5 version still works, but is not actively being developed. I have marked the module as 'Obsolete.'

MySite pages let users create a personalized summary of the site by adding selected content elements to their personal page. The MySite module is similar to tools like MyYahoo!, iGoogle and NetVibes. However, the content available is generated from your web site.

The module allows registered site users to create a MySite page that contains content from throughout the site. For sites that use the Aggregator module, users may also add feeds from external web sites to their MySite pages. MySite also supports Blocks, Views and 'Droplets' -- content widgets created by the site administrator. Users with JavaScript can drag, drop and sort content on their custom personal layout.

With Droplets, site administrators can also expose web-based content widgets like those from Google and WidgetBox to their users.

The 5.x.3 release adds multiple page support, so that users can have more than one personal page.

MySite was written using an API/Plug-In model that allows the core module to be extended to handle additional content types. These content types do not have to be nodes.

Maintainers:
deekayen, aaron

This module creates several user lists, which may be viewed as pages and blocks. User lists may be displayed alphabetically, beginning with A-Z, by newest, by role, or as a list of users who have posted content of a certain type.

Fixes the problem of bad email 'Return-Path' header settings which prevent email bounce backs going to the sender
of the email.

This module changes your forum administration page to allow you to set forums private. You can control what user roles can view, edit, delete, and post to each forum. You can also give each forum a list of users who have administrative access on that forum (AKA moderators).

This module requires the ACL module in order to function. The D7 version also requires the Chain Menu Access API 2.x module.

Forum Access is compatible with the core Forum module, Advanced Forum, and Content Access, Domain Access as well as all other well-behaved node access modules.

Note this project is not being maintained, and should be regarded as retired. There are many more file management solutions, using better AJAX and JavaScript available or in development

A rewrite of the filebrowser.module (which provides FTP-like Browsing functionality).
It's now totally stand-alone

This extensions package adds:

• in-page file listings
• Ajax dynamic file browsing trees
• autocomplete
• pop-up widgets
• list (not table) rendering
• and custom info columns

RoleAssign specifically allows site administrators to further delegate the task of managing user's roles while withholding the Administer permissions permission.

Image Enhanced Scaling replaces the image scaling function used by the Image module with one that gives a better image quality. This is achieved by applying a sharpness filter to the image derivatives and converting them to a suitable color profile.

Note: This module has been replaced by ImageMagick Advanced Options which is bundled with Image module as of version 5.x-1.6. However, it doesn't actually depend on Image, and it will affect all image operations in Drupal.

Development is being sponsored by Babson College.

This module requires the event module and defines a new event-enabled node type "event with volunteer time slots". Site users can sign up for particular times, and event organizers (and those with the admin permission) can also add users to or remove users from the schedule.

The Revision Moderation module allows you to leave existing revisions of a node published while new revisions go into moderation for an administrator to approve.

ATTENTION:
This module violates the Google TOS, in particular point 5.3:

5.3 You agree not to access (or attempt to access) any of the Services by any means other than through the interface that is provided by Google, unless you have been specifically allowed to do so in a separate agreement with Google. You specifically agree not to access (or attempt to access) any of the Services through any automated means (including use of scripts or web crawlers) and shall ensure that you comply with the instructions set out in any robots.txt file present on the Services.

You use it under your own responsibility.

This module provides AMFPHP support to Services.

Allow users to configure a default template for each node type.

This module has been replaced with the updated external links filter.

Note: As of 2016-07-05, this project appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this project over, or you as the project maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to #2747425: Automatic Nodetitles appears to be unsupported.
Be advised that there is a better maintained alternative available:
Automatic Entity Label - which also has a working D8 (beta) version

"auto_nodetitle" is a small and efficient module that allows hiding of the content title field in the form. To prevent empty content title fields one can configure it to generate the title by a given pattern.

New Maintainership
The bloginfo module adds 2 blocks to your block, one with title and description of the blog and one block as a blogroll. It doesn't replace the main title of the blog.

It is a simple module that adds 2 additional fields to the users account screen, for those who have permission, to have a blog title and blog description. These are then put into a block that can be placed like any other block. The title is the block title and the description is the block content.

The idea is to have a blog title and description like one via blogger.com.

The block will only display on a users blog list or blog post who have filled in the settings.

Note: As of 2010/01/29, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, or you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to #527498: Adminmenu Dhtml seems abandoned.

Adds a block to allow users to switch between enabled themes.

Themes can be given 'user friendly' names and access can be controlled by user role.

This module allows users to flag nodes, comments, or users for the adminstrator to review. Examples are offensive content, spam, offtopic stuff, ...etc.

The admin can specify which type of nodes are allowed to be flagged, as well as whether users and comments can be flagged.