Content

This module is useful for developers who want to fill the site with a content skeleton.
From a titles list and a standard body content, you can create the corresponding nodes (having choosen the adapted content type). You can set a menu to put the nodes in and a term to tag with.

This is not a content import, neither a complete fake content creator : it's a mix between this to simply create the skeleton of your site with true nodes containing a temporary content.

To come, if needed : add multiple terms, general settings (like authorized content types).

The DRUPAL-6--2-0 branch works well with the Node Reference / Embed Media Browser (nrembrowser) module to bring Media-like functionality to d6!

Drupal 6-x-1 version Styles works with Drupal 6 + Filefield Styles to bring Drupal 7 to Filefield.

As part of implementation of CMS for Biomedical applications, it is often a requirement to display publications from well known databases. One such database is called PubMed which is provided National Center for Biotechnology Information, National Library of Medicine and National Institutes of Health. PubMed includes bibliographic information from MEDLINE, which contains over 17 million citations from life science journals for biomedical articles dating back to the 1950s.

The Donation Goals module lets you create nodes of the type "Donation Goal." These goals allow you to set an amount of money you'll need for whatever you're saving up for. Visitors of the site can then donate money through PayPal. Once the target amount is reached, the donation form is hidden. If you're putting in some money yourself, you can easily just update the amount you've saved without having to donate through PayPal yourself - saving you any fees.

Using permissions it's also possible to deny donations from users. This may be useful if you don't accept donations, but just want to show how well you're saving up to get that big thing from your wishlist. Or you can make sure only authenticated users make a donation.

This module adds an extra tab to each Webform node, allowing you to specify validation rules for your Webform components. You can create one or more of the predefined validation rules, and select which Webform component(s) should be validated against those. By using the hooks provided by this module, you can also define your own validation rules in your own modules.

Block Content Per Role allows a block to be defined which contains content that is displayed depending on a weighted set of roles. This is useful, for example, if you want one block for a subscriber role, one for authenticated and one for anonymous.

This is difficult to do with Drupal out of the box as a users with the subscriber role will also be logged in and therefore also have the authenticated role. The Blocks system in Drupal does not allow a "complex" selection such as "Users with roles XYZ but not ABC".

This module only provides support for Flag API VERSION 2.0!

This is a simple module that uses the Flag module API to add an additional flag type to allow you to flag taxonomy terms.

You can then use the flag in the same way you would with any of the other default flags. An example would be to display a list of the current user's flagged terms using Views.

Widgets enables you to centrally manage and configure code snippets on your site such as share and follow buttons or Twitter updates and Facebook like boxes. It implements a user interface that allows you to easily organize and configure various widget elements. Using a UI similar to core’s image styles, elements can be assembled into widget sets which can be reused throughout the site via blocks and other render displays.

Create new content directly where you want them.

This module allows users to create content through links in the menu.
End users are having a hard time linking their new pages from the menu at the desired place, The drop down select box is not user friendly, This module creates an "add content" link below every menu item so it is easy for end users to create a new content at the menu place they want.

The module depends on popups API to work, and that is to make the interface more User-Friendly.

Feeds Image Grabber (FIG) is successor of FeedAPI ImageGrabber, an addon for Feeds module, which grabs image for each feed-item from their respective webpages and maps it to an image field in the node created by Feeds (Node Processor).