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This module periodically connects to sourceforge.net to collect lists of feature request, bug or task tracker items.

This module adds a weight option to enabled node types. Nodes with lower weight will float to the top of lists, while heavier items will sink.

You might be interested in reading Comparison of Node Ordering Modules.

The Category module is an alternative to, and a combination of, the Taxonomy and Book modules in Drupal core. The key feature of this module is that vocabularies and terms are nodes. In Drupal core, you use taxonomy terms (and vocabularies) to classify your content categorically, and you use book nodes to structure your content hierarchically. In the Category module, you do both of these things using category (and container) nodes. In this module, a container is the node-ified version of a vocabulary, and a category is the node-ified version of a term. A container also acts as a top-level book page, and a category acts as a child book page. You can apply category or container behavior to any node type on your site.

Bad Behavior is a set of PHP scripts which prevents spambots from accessing your site by analyzing their actual HTTP requests and comparing them to profiles from known spambots. It goes far beyond User-Agent and Referer, however.

This simple module gets around the problem of incorrect footnote references being created in nodes when copy/pasting Word or OpenOffice documents with footnotes, by putting explicit page references

A simple module which automates the creation of tables and allows you and sufficiently permissioned users to add to them and maintain them.

Handles data, logic, and UI of templates(s) which are used by other modules. Templates are stored in the database, and are used for specific purposes, e.g. email, pdf.

Component module which provides service to other modules, don't install this unless another module requires it.

The LoginToboggan module offers several modifications of the Drupal login system in an external module by offering the following features and usability improvements:

Getting your site in the holiday spirit? Celebrating something special? Or do you just like having all the customized bells and whistles? Well, then, this module is for you!

Drupal has a core upload module which is quite good. Quite, yet not perfect.

VotingAPI helps developers who want to use a standardized API and schema for storing, retrieving, and tabulating votes for Drupal content.

When a given node is displayed, this module populates a sidebar block with links to other nodes that share its taxonomy terms.

Defines the content of a publication, and what templates the publication uses.

Component module which provides service to other modules, don't install this unless another module requires it.

This module will automatically make torrents of files attached to nodes, using Prodigem, a site where you can easily create and host these torr

Let's face it, upgrading old modules to the new form API in Drupal 4.7 can be quite a challenge.

This module helps organize a group of nodes into a publication, such as a newspaper, magazine or newsletter. Each publication can have multiple editions. Within each edition, the E-Publish module also makes it possible to organize content by topic, similar to the way news websites such as the New York Times categorize their content using topics such as "international," "national," "sports," etc.

#D7CX pledge upheld: Taxonews received a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 was released.

A module to generate blocks containing titles of node matching terms in a taxonomy vocabulary, as links to the nodes themselves, with optional automatic content expiration based on publishing date.

Features

Module has settings for:

• Node lifetime; it defines as many blocks as there are terms in the vocabularies updated within that lifetime.
• The vocabularies used for automatic block creation.
• Inclusion of the module name in the block list, in order to group block names (True by default)
• Inclusion of blocks matching no content from the block list (True by default)

The blocks are themeable, so the list of titles can be replaced by other display choices on a per-block basis, like Drupal teasers instead of just titles, by overriding the taxonews-block-view template (function in old versions) in a theme.

The Nodequeue module allows users to collect nodes in an arbitrarily ordered list. The order in the list can be used for a any purpose, such as:

This module is unmaintained. See Content Lock for a more viable alternative.

Drupal's default content locking strategy is optimistic, that is, two users may start to edit the same content and the one who is hitting the save button first wins the race, while the other is displayed a message stating this content has been modified by another user, changes cannot be saved. Depending on the number of editors in your organization this might not be an acceptable solution.

The Checkout module implements pessimistic locking, which means that content will be exclusively locked whenever a user starts editing it. The lock will be automatically released when the user submits the form or navigates away from the edit page.

Users may also permanently lock content, to prevent others from editing it. Content locks that have been "forgotten" can be automatically released after a configurable time span.

The Block Bar module is a block module that acts as a container for other Drupal blocks. The module builds an Outlook style collapsible menu bar from the child blocks with each child block representing one panel within the bar. Multiple BlockBars can be created. Each BlockBar can be set with "sticky panels" which will remember the panel's open/close state between page refreshes. Also, an option can be set that will only allow one panel to be open at a time for a given bar. Block Bars and Block Bar panels can be themed globally or individually.