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Invoke is a drupal module intended to give end-users the ability to create petitions, view the status of other active petitions, and define the recipients of those petitions.

The goals of Invoke are to engage people in social activism via the internet, promote social justice and political movement issues, and provide a handy UI and API that can integrate with other movement-oriented CRM/ARM (Constituent/Association Relationship Management) drupal modules such as Redhen and CiviCRM.

This is the rewrite of User Fields Privacy module to work with Profile2 module.
Since Profile2 is standard way of adding user profiles along with some other cool features User Field Privacy was not fit for all use cases.
This module allows users to set which fields are shown on their profile. This settings are per field.
Site admin can allow users control over privacy per field in each profile type.

A drupal commons and voip integration.

Simple module based on the work of others' SOPA-related campaign modules, for this:

http://www.blackoutspeakout.ca/

This is a simple helper module for Privatemsg to address a feature request in the Privatemsg module issue queue. It provides a menu item "Unread PMs", which will display a node with the current user's sent Private Messages that have yet to be read. This does not include PMs that a user sends to themselves, by design. A Permissions item has been provided so that this functionality may be enabled or disabled on a per-role basis.

CC Node Campaign is a simple module that allows to create Constant Contact campaigns with an existing node.

This module makes the DRAFT version of the DrupalCon Code of Conduct translatable by wrapping each section in a t() so it can be translated using http://localize.drupal.org/translate.

This module can be added to a site where CiviCRM is using an onsite payment processor. It protects against a data caching issue which causes billing information to be retained in CiviCRM's civicrm_cache table.

You shouldn't need this module any more. Upgrade to a recent CiviCRM instead.

See also -

• CiviCRM v4.1.3 release announcement
• Blog post on CCCCCC

Clean comments is a plug & play module that cleans up the display of comments for usability and readabilty of the comment threads.

How it works

Clean comments adds a small js file (clean_comments.js) to every page load.

For now it only hides the comment links (delete, edit, reply, etc), and when the user hovers over the comment, it toggles the links visibility.

The height of the comment block element is set through JS inline at the begining in order to avoid jumping when toggling the links visiblity.

This module is used to add a header image to pages. You can use a single image for all pages or configure the context so there is a different header per section, type, or any other context supported by the Header Image module. If you are using the Community Media Slideshow on the homepage w/ the Community Theme, the slideshow will automatically override the cm_header.