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The CouchDB module provides API access to any Couch Database. The API exposes a majority of the Database, Document, Design and Views API. The CouchDB module when enabled does not do anything. It provides a library to build additional functionality or applications.

The couchdb_watchdog module is a sample implementation of using Drupal with CouchDB.

Please help solidify the development release into a full 7.x release by logging issues and testing the module out.

This module provides a new view style which lets you assign taxonomy terms to the nodes in the view. Use this to quickly add tags to a group of images or other content.

The module supports all the default taxonomy module form widgets as well as the widgets provided by the Active Tags and Hierarchical Select modules.

Gives automatic access to users if they are referenced somehow to this node.
It's scanning automatically for references with unlimited deep path, so you don't need to worry anymore how to configure your permissions correct, because it's checking for references automatically.

This module enables Drupal to receive email messages and post them directly into a forum. Each forum gets its own unique email address, which only users registered on the site and assigned the permission "post by femail", may post to. For example, a forum titled "Femail issues" on this website would get the email address femail-issues@drupal.org. Users are able to subscribe to "All forums", or any number of individual forums. Once subscribed, any messages that they didn't post to the forum themselves will be emailed to them. If a user replies to these messages, they will automatically get posted into the correct thread within the forum, and will also be nested correctly. Email headers are also correctly set, meaning that a user using an email client that supports threading (Kmail, Evolution, Thunderbird, etc) will see the same message structure in their client as is seen on the website.

This module provides a simple select list above the node body field on all node add and edit forms (for users appropriately permissioned) allowing users to pick the name of a saved snippet of mark-up to place in the node body field. It will replace the contents of the node body field entirely with the saved snippet.

Users can save a snippet by creating mark-up in the node body field and specifying a new snippet name in the Mark-up Snippets interface. If a name is provided (and it is unique) then a new snippet will be saved in the database when the node is saved for later use.

Data module helps you model, manage and query related sets of tables. It offers an administration interface and a low level API for manipulating tables and accessing their contents. Data module provides Views integration for displaying table data and Drupal search integration for searching table content.

You can use Feeds to import RSS, Atom, CSV or OPML files into data tables.

Integrate Wibiya social toolbar in Drupal

Book Inherit Type alters the "Create Child Page" link on book pages so that new child pages are created with the same type as the parent.

This module is based on the patches created by kassissieh and JuliaKM in this issue:

#460736: Add child page should inherit parent's content type. Or should it ?

Additional features:

• Per node type override of the book module default.

Description

The Publication Date module adds a "Published on" date for each node, containing the date when it was first published.

Without this, the only dates available for nodes are their created date and changed date, but these are often insufficient to meet the needs of publishing workflows. Sorting nodes by their created date doesn't account for content which is held in draft form for a time while being readied for publication. Sorting nodes by their changed date fails to account for content needing minor corrections after being published.

This module provides a toolbar at the bottom of the window, like Facebook's old Application Bar, which can hold blocks (including menus, lists of recent content, etc.).