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Exhibit displays structured data in the form of rich visualizations that can be searched, filtered and sorted using faceted browsing.

The Signup Status module extends the Signup module's functionality by allowing users with permission to administer signups on signup-enabled nodes to set the status of a user's signup. This can be used, for example, to mark users as "Paid" or "Completed." By default, the module comes with two default statuses, "Approved" (the default status) and "Wait listed."

This module features:

• Limit number of signups per status.
• Wait list functionality for the signup module with optional auto-transition to "Registered" status.
• Printable rosters as HTML, PDF or CSV.
• Modifications to the Signup Broadcast form that allows signup creators to email a group of signups based on signup status.
• Views module support through several fields and filters.

Several optional modules are included in this package, which include:

• Signup Status Log: An administrative log of signup status changes.
• Signup Status Certificates: Grant certificates to users based on their status. See "Configuring Certificate Templates" below.
• Signup Status Mailer: Email users when their signup status has changed.

This modules gives you the power to make custom profiles for certain types of users. The core profile module must be enabled for this. It let’s you determine for which profiles a field will be active. For example: If we want a field where you can enter who’s your favorite band, you create this field and at the bottom you can choose for which user types (which you defined earlier in admin/user/user_types) this field will be active using the checkboxes. It’s that simple. It's also possible to automatically assign a role per user type.

About Basic webmail

The Basic webmail module allows one to read and write e-mail through an IMAP mail server.

Provides user authentication with Shibboleth (both v1.3 and v2.0) as well as some authorisation features (automatic role assignment based on Shibboleth attributes).

The Mail Editor module lets you edit the bodies and subjects of all emails that go out from your site to your users through Drupal's drupal_mail() function.

This module stores password hashes securely.

The default password hashes in Drupal 6 (and before) are rather insecure. MD5 is easy to crack, should an attacker find a database dump or gain access to your database. This module implements secure password hashes using the phpass password hashing method - multiple rounds of hashing and salting that make reversing the hash significantly more difficult to break by brute-force attack. This is the same approach that is used for Drupal 7.

This module provides fine-grained access to projects and issues created with the Project and Project Issue Tracking modules. Where the original modules only provided access by role, this module allows you to specify view, edit, and delete access per user. The permissions are also assigned immediately, instead of requiring the administrator to then go and save the node first. Permissions set at the project level are also applied to the issues for that project.

This module is now in beta testing phase.
This was updated on March 27, 2008.

Media Manager is designed for easily managing the incoming media from a variety of sources. It provides for media simply as files, or, by using the media_nodes module, allows media to have the full benefits of nodes. Media can be attached to nodes, providing the ability for playlists or slideshows, and display of images, audio and video within a node.

There are quite a few features planned to be added, however, the first deployable version will be rather limited.

Requires Media API.

This module imports a WordPress blog into Drupal from a WordPress eXtended RSS (WXR) file.

This module targets the users who want to use affiliate products on their drupal sites.

Opt-in manages the email addresses of people that have opted-in for something. It keeps a history of when people have opted-in, and when they have opted out again if applicable.

IMPORTANT: There is currently a bug in Pantheon's backup process that will skip any file or directory starting with 'css' including the CSS Injector files that are saved in a css_injector directory. If you are using CSS Injector 1.x on Pantheon, you will lose the actual CSS from each configuration if you restore from a backup until this issue is resolved.

Allows administrators to inject CSS into the page output based on configurable rules. It's useful for adding simple CSS tweaks without modifying a site's official theme. The CSS is added using Drupal's standard drupal_add_css() function and respects page caching, etc. The 2.x brach leverages CTools so CSS can be included with Feature changes (ie. CSS that improves the look of a View can be packaged with the View).

We plan to develop SCORM [1] integration for Drupal.

The OG Invite Restrict module is a simple module that limits the OG invitation page to only accept current usernames - not email addresses.

Looking for co-maintainer. See message in issue queue.

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