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This module provides an on site chat, located in a block.

Chatblock focuses on simplicity. It does not require additional resources like IRC, Java or flash and although it is thoroughly built with Javascript, it even works basically in no-script environments. While other modules provide much more flexibility and manifold functions, chatblock aims to be easy to handle, compact and save as much server CPU as possible.

Features

• Easy to set up, simple to use.
• Ideal for any site that needs no more than *one* generic chat room.
• As the chat comes as a block, it can be easily placed anywhere on your site.
• Configurable chat history (which automatically cleans up on cron runs).
• Optionally, some basic smiley codes transform into graphical smileys and links become clickable.
• Basic fallback functionality for users with Javascript disabled.
• Separate chat log page.

Much content + inconsistent quality – this module = frustration

Benefits of this module

• Go through all of your content, one piece at a time, to make the quality more consistent.
• Run multiple audits at the same time.
• Bookmark the content that needs further consideration.
• Let your teammates help you.
• Keep a record of what happened.

This tiny module adds more granular permissions in order to let users edit a node's Authored by and/or Authored on field (without them being granted the all-powerful administer nodes permission).

This module has been superseded by Override Node Options and won't be maintained anymore.

**** NOTE: Development is frozen for this module. Use the Embedded Media Field module instead. If you have the module already installed, you may convert your types, views, and existing content, and safely remove YouTube CCK. Just visit /admin/settings/youtube_cck/convert from your site. (2007-12-13) ****

This module enables access control based on (and so requires) the Node Relativity module. It propagates the grants from a node to its descendants. You should use another module like content_access to provide the grant to the ancestors.

Just enable the module and select the content types that will inherit the grants at /admin/settings/relativity/access.

This project aims to provide a simple but useful tool for flight clubs to allow the members to reserve the available planes for the single pilots. It is not strictly fixed to planes, though.

I just released a new reservation system for Drupal 6, based on this module, and rewritten completly from scracht.

http://drupal.org/project/simple_reservation

The "airplane reservation system" won't be touched anymore in the future, all efforts go into this new project.

Description

Allows creation of dynamically updating webcam nodes, with one or multiple webcams per node. Webcams currently supports up to 4 webcams per page, and makes use of unobtrusive jQuery javascript.

This tiny module provides a new tab which allows a user to post a new revision of the body of a node only, this is, she will only be able to edit the body of the node. No other part of the node form is shown, besides the title for information only (no editable). In order to have this functionality without having to give 'administer nodes' permission to the user, this module needs a patch for the node.module. This patch creates new permissions on revisions and nodes (delete).

XML Content is an XML entry, XSL transformation, and XML validation module that leverages PHP xml and xsl support, and the drupal output filter system. With XML Content, you can save XML inside the body of any node type, and have it display differently with XSL, or validated against a preconfigured schema.

XML Content features:

DEPRECATED in favor of Embedded Media Field, which includes Embedded Video Field (previously Video CCK) as part of it's contributed modules, along with Embedded Image Field (which handles Flickr and more in a similar fashion), and the upcoming Embedded Audio Field (for third party audio streams and files).