Content

This Drupal module attempts to provide context for content items by displaying a view block with links to other similar content. Similarity is based on the taxonomy terms assigned to content. Views are available based on similarity within each of the defined vocabularies for a site as well as similarity within all vocabularies.

What does this really mean? How should you use this module?

Overview

User Comment gives you more control over comment permissions. With this module your users can administer, approve, and delete comments on nodes they create without giving them full comment administration access. Permissions are on a per node type basis, so it's a great way to, e.g., allow users to manage comments on their own blogs.

~ In living, loving memory: http://melanconent.com/john-melancon-life ~

Related Content will make it so easy to relate two pieces of content on a site that people who have never participated on a website before will make connections between information, ideas, or actions that make a positive difference for everyone in the community (and maybe even change the way we think or act).

Planned features:

Maintainers: aaron (Aaron Winborn) and Alex UA (Alex Urevick-Ackelsberg)

This extensible module will create fields for content types that can be used to display video, image, and audio files from various third party providers. When entering the content, the user will simply paste the URL or embed code from the third party, and the module will automatically determine which content provider is being used. When displaying the content, the proper embedding format will be used.

Level1 implements a simple "level" based node access system using a single vocabulary defined by the taxonomy module. Level based access is defined as a cascading access based on the user level compared to the level of the content. An example makes it more clear.

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For Drupal 7, a module that can be used to accomplish level1's functionality is Access By Term.
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Note: As of 2010/01/01, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, or you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to #421932: CCK Taxonomy Super Select Ultra seems abandoned.

Next generation workflows for drupal

Workflow-ng allows one to customize drupal's built in workflows in a very flexible way.
In short, it's a rule-based event driven action evaluation system. (more)

E.g. this is useful for
• sending customized mails notifying your users about important changes
• building flexible content publishing workflows
• creating custom redirections
• and a lot more....

Modules may use workflow-ng's API to provide defaults, which can be customized by users.
Users can share their customizations by using the built-in import/export tool.

Note: FeedAPI versions lower than 1.9 are not compatible with Drupal 6.14 or higher (see #580508 for details).

The maintainers of FeedAPI launched a successor project: Feeds. Read more about the future of FeedAPI in Good bye FeedAPI, hello Feeds and upgrade FeedAPI to Feeds.

FeedAPI aggregates feeds on a Drupal website by generating light weight items or nodes from feeds. It provides a straightforward configuration for most use cases and is extensible through an API. FeedAPI integrates with OG (but does not require it).

IDCard is a simple module that creates PDFs from user's information for the purpose of creating a printable Identification card. The module allows an administrator to define a badge template that is then filled in with information from the user's account. Examples would include security badges, identification cards, Conference badges, etc.

A template defines the background image to be used, size of the card (height, width), print orientation and has a PHP code area to define what user's fields will be printed and where. If the profile module is enabled those fields will be available for inclusion on the card. This module was created for Manhattan Neighborhood Network to provide physical ID cards for the Community producers, and staff.

This module integrates the image node type with Shutterfly's C4P API to allow users to print images with Shutterfly. This is useful if you have a site with a gallery of photographs that a user may want to order prints from.

This functionality was available through 3rd-party integration with the Gallery2 application, but was not available as a fully-integrated Drupal module until now.

This module was sponsored and developed by Danaus Media, LLC.