Модули

Provides a user friendly way to get images in to WYSIWYG textareas through a drag and drop interface. No pop-ups are used, and the goal is to make something that just works!

Sidebar blocks contain all sorts of nifty stuff, but sometimes you want to include or embed that stuff into the body of your node.

The Rep[lacement]Tags module allows you to define tags (like $MYTAG$ or {DATE} as 'tokens' or 'markdown') and replace them with :

• user-defined content (custom text, images, code, ...),
• dynamically-generated or system values,
• or use RepTag to format your pages with simple markup-style tags.

Embed Drupal Blocks, Node metadata, User info, Images and videos with plain-text syntax like:

{BLOCK:image:Random image} {AUTHOR} {YOUTUBE:Z4VNMERVsC4}

Should be compatible with both WYSIWYG and plaintext editors.

A module which auto-generates a skeleton or "scaffolding" for a module, along with hints on how to fill them in.

Glossary2 (G2) is an alternative glossary module written for Drupal 4.7 to 8.0, designed for high-volume glossary / dictionary sites.

The Bio module allows each user to create one (and only one) "bio" node. Any node-type can be assigned as the bio or Bio module can provide its own node type.

sIFR is a web technology that uses Flash and JavaScript to render HTML text using font files provided on the web server.

The Backport module makes selected core Drupal 4.7 methods and tools available to 4.6 modules. Initially included are portions of the Forms API and the Javascript tools.

The flexisearch.module allows site admins to setup a custom flexinode content search page that permits users, with permission, to search through specific content fields and content types.

A simple settings page offers complete control on which content types and which content type fields appear on the flexisearch page.

example application

Using a music site as an illustrative example, let's say a site had a large live music venues database for Europe. Flexisearch would allow users, with permission, to search specific fields within the venue flexinodes, such as the Town/City field or the Capacity field, as opposed to searching all the nodes for a keyword. The key advantage of the module is that because it runs a search on specific fields, it improves the efficiency of the search making it faster and more accurate.

A simple module that remembers the last input filter used by each user for editing nodes.

The module allows an administrator to prevent modification of user account/profile fields. The administrator can select which fields will be disallowed, or which fields will be allowed.

Manage multiple mailing lists through pluggable backends.

The Masquerade module allows site administrators (or anyone with enough permissions) to switch users and surf the site as that user (no password required).

The Lightbox2 module is a simple, unobtrusive script used to overlay images on the current page. It's a snap to setup and works on most modern browsers.

Provides a block displaying titles of nodes (related to a particular taxonomy term) in a scrolling news ticker.

This module provides advanced email address checking.

The userplus module enhances Drupal's user administration and Organic Groups' subscription administration by allowing administrators to add multiple users at once, make multiple group assignments at once, and make multiple user role assignments at once.

Accept credit and debit card payments on your Drupal site using the Worldpay(tm) payment solution (WorldPay is part of The Royal Bank of Scotlan

This module allows users to add certain nodes to a favorite list. Each node has an "add to favorites" link at the bottom. This favorite list is visible to others viewing the site.

The admin can specify which type of nodes are allowed to be added to favorites by users.

Integration with views provides the following features:

• Filter for current users (my favorite nodes).
• Filter for all nodes that have been added to favorites by any user.
• A filter on the date/time the node was added to favorites.
• A sortable field showing the date/time the node was added to favorites.
• A field that shows how many users have added the node to favorites, useful as an indication for popularity.
• An argument that allows filtering of Favorites nodes for a specific user. This is useful to show "editor's picks" and such type of lists.

* Endorsement Module - harshal@solutionset.com 02/15/2006