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Windows live ID is a service provided by microsoft that allows you to login to non microsoft websites using your Windows live userid and password (e.g. hotmail or msn user id and password). This is MSFTs answer to OpenID for those who are familiar with OpenID.

This module when installed and enabled on a Drupal 5.x or 6.x website will add a URL link to the login block or login page.

Initial development of this module was performed by kkaefer, this was sponsored by NowPu

To investigate and try out the structure created for the adaptive context module a group module has been created. Simple group features as creating groups and subscribing to it are implemented.

This module gives you separate fields to describe names: prefix, first, middle, last, suffix.

Brief description:

form field validation based on the fields class.

This module adds posibility to administrator of site to send special invitation vouchers (like 13453423) to users.

Disclaimer

Webmail is currently in an early development stage. Do not install this module in production environments. Even in development environments connecting to actual mailboxes may result in data loss.

This suite of modules will provide the ability to access external mail accounts (IMAP or POP3) to read, write and manage your e-mail right on your Drupal site.

Provides a meta-content-type called "assignment".
Modules that provide questionnaires will use this meta-type
to code answers.

Most spam messages contain links and most spambots don't register on the sites they want to spam. BlockAnonymousLinks blocks comments from anonymous users that contain links.

Add tabs to existing nodes to create new related nodes. By creating nodes in context, the user avoids having to select the referenced node manually.

Gotcha is sort of a take off on "captcha." The idea was first mentioned on http://drupal.org/node/166921 as a possible way to trick spam bots who try to use the Drupal contact form. I don't particulary like the extra step humans are required to perform in these "verification" methods, and some just don't work.

The idea is simple: Basically you place a bogus input field on a contact form, and use CSS to not display it. On submission you check for a value. If there is a value entered, then that means a non-human has been blanketing form fields, and the form post can be ignored as spam. The spam bot will probably never know.

Gotcha adds a field labeled "Subject" at the top of the contact form. It uses a "div" tag to render the field as "display: none" so human users shouldn't see it, and won't enter any data there. Hopefully, the suspected spam bot will see "Subject" and be enticed to enter something there. There is descriptive text to encourage a human (whose browser might be set to display it anyway) to ignore this field.

Gotcha intercepts the contact form submission and checks the hidden field. If something is there, Gotcha simply returns to the front page and ignores the message. The attempt is logged, along with the submitter's IP address, and the suspect message is saved in the database. If the field is empty, then the message is passed on through to the contact module for normal processing.

Unfortunately, most of the spam was still getting through. And most of that was a bunch of links to drugs or porn. From exerience, I knew that the Spam module was already good at dealing with this in comments. After browsing that module, I found that I could "hook" into its filters and use them to identify spam.

All of my spam emails stopped immediately!

The following module is mostly javascript. It implements a multi-select with two windows and the possibility for a ajax-input.

This module makes a filter available to any view:
Taxonomy: Term from current node

Elegant extendable table exporting in multiple formats.

Alter CSS allows you edit the CSS of a Drupal theme within Drupal.

This module together with additional modules enables features suitable for e-democracy work.

Provides notes for the class module.
Instructors can allow or disallow students to send notes to other class members.

Requires the Class module

This module integrates the YUI Rich Text Editor into drupal to edit content. Similar to a WYSIWYG editor.

"Open Publishing" sites require transparency of the "open editing" process.

Generates a drupal profile from a existing drupal site.

(optionally) includes: