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USER KARMA

The first version of User Karma for Drupal 6 is available! Please test it and file issues as you find them!

This module will keep track of your users' karma using the fantastic VotingAPI.
It does so by assigning one vote per user, where the vote is the user's karma.

This module was developed as part of Drigg (http://www.drigg-code.org); however,
it also stands on its own: it will work with anything that uses the VotingAPIs.

This is a module for integrating a Drupal website with Mailman, the GNU mailing list manager. This module extends/replaces the Mailman Manager module features. Instead of sending user commands in mail format as Mailman Manager does, it sends url requests directly to the Mailman web interface where admins manage lists members.

Some of its features are:

• Immediate actions, Mailman interface is completely invisible to the end-user.
• Correctly synchronized account status with the mailman server.
• Supports permissions for individual lists.
• Displays subscriptions in the registration form of new user.
• Anonymous user subscription (or invitation) can be permitted.
• Subscribe/unsubscribe users depending on their current role.
• Choose what subscription types are available for every list.
• Integration of notify and invite mailman options for new subscriptions.
• Retrieve the user mail address realname from Profile fields.
• Optionally, set a subscription as required.
• (Version 3.x) Views integration.
• Drupal 5, 6, and (new) 7 compatibility

Simple example/ framework module to output your site in an iPhone/ iPod Touch friendly way.

This is a Services Module server. It essentially handles incoming requests through $_GET.

This module is superseded by Rest Server

This module integrates Userpoints into Ubercart for payment, awardi

TortoiseCVS Demo

PLEASE NOTE:

This module is no longer recommended for use on any Drupal site! Please consider either using SSL, or OpenID for a more secure login mechanism.

Welcome to Extra Voting Forms!

This module gives you easy-to-use, and yet powerful, voting forms.

DynoSearcho lets users dynamically search for different types of content using AJAX (actually, AHAH).

As reported by Berdir in this issue the current dev snapshot of privat

This simple module will allow you to do two things: bury comments which have been voted down through disemvoweling (using ANY ONE of the voting forms available in Drupal) and "promote" the comment

Domain menu allows menu administration per domain, making it possible to have a subset of users edit a subset of menus belonging to domains assigned to them (just as it is possible with nodes).

Note from the security team: this module requires your webserver to be able to write Drupal modules. This is inherently insecure.

This module allows subscriptions to mailing lists.

It is used to handle subscriptions to mailing lists on Drupal.org.

The "intervalquery" module provides a means for an external server to poll for Drupal information that has been created or updated within a given interval.

Revisting this for Drupal 8

Much of the work underway for Drupal 8 makes a module like this one easier to implement because of:

This module allows administrators an avenue to manage free tagging terms while still encouraging users to suggest new terms.

Examples of potential usage:

• If a tag added by a user is a synonym of an existing term, (optionally and) automagically replace it with the existing term. This can also be used to handle alternate spellings of a term, typographical errors and so on.
• If a tag added by a user uses the related terms feature of the taxonomy module, optionally tag the node with those terms as well.
• Optionally also insert the ancestors (parents, grandparents etc.) of the provided tags.
• Make a free-tagging vocabulary read-only. Non-existent terms are not included and are instead sent to a management interface where they can be dealt with appropriately.

This module has been replaced by Wysiwyg API, which (also) integrates the NicEdit editor with your Drupal site and provides the same functionality. Users should install or migrate to Wysiwyg API instead.

Integrates the nicEdit WYSIWYG editor into a Drupal site. See http://nicedit.com for more details.

Semi-private sites or sites that are still in beta may want to force users who are interested in becoming a member to request an invitation first. Once a site administrator has reviewed the requests, he/she can send out the invitations to the requesters so that they can join the site. This module allows such a workflow to be set up.

'Request Invitation' allows you to manage who has the privilege to sign up to your site. Site admins will see a list of new invitation requests and they can approve or refuse requests. Approved and refused requests will go into two different lists. If an invitation requester missed your invitation, you can resend your invitation. Also you can approve a user whom you refused an invitation if you change your mind later.