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This module provides API integration with the Twitter microblogging service. Out of the box, it allows users to:

This module will install CCK fields for Flickr Flash Slideshows and Flickr Flash Badges. If you have the Slideshow Creator module installed, you also have the option to create a javascript slideshow of flickr images. CCK nodes allow flickr content to be stored by any combination of username/userid, photosets, tags, and/or searched text. Fields have various settings to control appearance, such as width/height and transition/fade modes (when using Slideshow Creator). Plays well with Views, so if you have, for instance, a Flash slideshow in the node, you could have a block that displays the flickr show as a badge or mini-slideshow.

This module allows you to customize the order of nodes that are promoted to the frontpage.
It integrates seamlessly with Views.

Log, graph and analyse your meter readings. Power, water, vehicle and other commodities which are metered can be logged with this module, allowing users to get a feel for how much they use, and an opportunity to see the positive effects changes in their lifestyle can make on this usage.

This module attempts to correct a problem with the creation of book pages. Currently when you create a book page, you are free to add the page where ever you want, with any other book page you want, regardless of access control and other restrictions. With this module, an administrator can define a filter (the current filters are by role, by user, or by Organic Group) and then when a user (other than user 1 who is still free to add pages anywhere) tries to add a page, the list of parent pages is restricted to the filter.

This module allows you to add a mathematics filter to your regular input filters. You can then post mathematical equations between [tex] and [/tex] tags. You can also post mathematical graphs between [graph] and [/graph] tags (or the slightly more complicated format [graph xmin="#" xmax="#" ymin="#" ymax="#"] x^2+4x [/graph] where the # should be replaced with appropriate integers.) . The mathematical equations relies on the Mimetex binaries created by John Forkosh available as a separate download from here.

The OG Public Access module allows Organic Groups (OG) administrators to control public access to their groups' content. This module does not require group administrators to be granted the site-wide administer nodes permission.

The use case for this module is for a site with teams of writers submitting content privately in their groups, and editors controlling what is allowed to go public in specific groups.

FlashVideo is a complete turn-key video solution that expands Drupal's upload capabilities to allow web developers and users to upload video files, automatically convert those videos to the popular Flash format, and then embed their video in any node type using the simple [video] tag. This module allows more than one video to be attached to any node, and then referenced through the use of parameters passed to the tag [video]. It also includes an automatic conversion of video files to the Flash format using FFMPEG technology.

Availability module is an abstract solution to associate a set of dates with certain nodes and users assuming that these nodes are available on specified dates for a certain user.

#D7CX: I pledge that Wikitools will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released.

The wikitools module provides some settings to get a more wiki-like behavior. It aims to be lightweight; all features are optional, and it provides no database tables of its own. If you have ideas about cool new features for this module, please post an issue. All new features go into the 6.x branch; I encourage others to present patches with backports. Some of the features of this module are: