Content

This module performs additional validation when a node is created or updated by a user to require that a node's title, author, language, and CCK fields are unique within a given context.

Without this module, Drupal and CCK do not prevent multiple nodes from having the same title or the same value in a certain field.

For example, if you have a content type with a date field and there should only be one node per date, you could use this module to prevent a node from being saved with a date already used in another node.

Usecase: let's imagine you want to create some specific tools to allow your users reviewing some nodes (for instance a CCK-audio review, a CCK-text review, a complex-type-CCK review, ...). Let's also imagine you want them to review specific (ie, an admin can set that before) CCK-node types, then you've got it, it's basically what custom review is about.

Some vocabulary :

Provides a way to keep anonymous visitors updated about changes to a project or page they are interested in. This is done by publishing descriptions of the updates, "changelogs" (or any other messages) through special RSS feeds created by the module. It is an ideal solution for frequently updated, popular webpages with a large number of anonymous visitors.

The module may be useful for

• application developers
• FAQ list maintainers
• tutorial authors
• anyone who maintains a webpage devoted to a regularly updated project of any kind

Important! I have released a new module called Navigate based off of the ideas behind Super Nav, with some marked improvements and structural changes which should eliminate some of the compatibility issues several people have been having with Super Nav. Some of the changes include:

IMPORTANT - This module is no longer supported - Use Comment Notify instead if you are a new user or migrate to it if you are already using Comment Subscribe. We have created a simple migration script. Please see below for instructions.

About Comment Subscribe

This module allows anonymous as well as registered users to subscribe to individual comments of given node. When a user, either anonymous or registered, posts a comment, he/she can subscribe to that comment and will be notified of replies to that comment. Notifications will have a teaser of the node and a link to the comment. Notifications will also have links that will allow the user to unsubscribe from notifications for that particular comment or unsubscribe from notification for all his/her comments on that node. The development of this project was funded by Zyxware Technologies

Drupal 8

This module adds a trash bin for all content entities.

8.x-1.x

Depends on Multiversion module.

8.x-2.x

Depends on Drupal 8.2.x and Content Moderation.

Drupal 5 & 6

This module adds a trash bin for nodes. Nodes can be moved to the trash instead of being deleted and thus can be restored or permanently deleted later on.

This is a suite of modules that make it possible to generate guitar chord diagrams. It comes with both a cck field and an input filter, so users can attach chord diagrams to nodes, or embed them directly in the content of a page.

Notation

For example, the notation for the chord diagram on the right is: x,3,2,0,1,0. The x indicates a string that is not played, and the numbers indicate the position of fingers on each string.

This module is very similar to Revision Moderation, and uses much of the code therein. The major difference is that instead of a moderater releasing the 'future' revision, any user with appropriate permissions can do this.

This effectively allows the user to save their work as a 'draft' until they are sure that they want to commit/publish the changes and make them live. The term 'draft' is merely a unique revision, a future revision of a node.

Image App: Allows users to append multiple images to nodes, apply basic
edits, create various derivatives, select which version is displayed,
display as slideshow or as list, and optionally, display original in
modal box.

DESCRIPTION:

This module uses JQuery to dynamically add captions to images.
The image title attribute is used to create the caption.
It basically wraps the image in an html container div, takes the image title text and appends that in a child div underneath the image.
Technically, it works by implementing Drupal's hook_nodeapi to add one small snippet of captioner jquery to the head section of the page when a node of the configured type is viewed.