A CCK content field which lets you add a Call of Duty: Black Ops map to your content types; displaying map name, id or image.
Integrates with ImageCache so the map images can displayed with any imagecache preset and also Thickbox
Newer drupal methods proved to be good enough.
The AudioConverter module converts audio files from supported CCK fields (AudioField, AudioRecorderField, FileField, Media Recorder Field) to the mp3 format using FFMPEG.
Depending on the need, files can be converted on cron or whenever new audio content is submitted.
The AudioConverter module also provides an API that allows developers to convert content from other audio-centric modules.
This module is a CCK widget that extends the functionality of the cck filefield module. It allows you to insert flash playable audio into textareas/body's of nodes. It works in conjunction with the mp3player module for audio playback.
Features:
This module implements an autocomplete deluxe widget for the References module.
It also serves as good example on how to implement an autocomplete deluxe widget for you're own module.
Purpose of this module is to add "permissions by role" form to CCK's field creation form, so you can set them while creating the field(s) instead
of going separately to the permission form and seek for you fields, which may sometimes be very daunting task when you have lot's of fields and roles.
HTML5 based image-bulk-upload module for filefields based on the PLUpload Integration module. This module will save the uploaded images in ONE node instead of saving each image into a single node (as the PLUpload Integration module does).
This module allows you to use a Views argument validator to transform an argument from a single nid to a list of nids separated by plus signs, where the list of nids is fetched following node references on the original node.
If you just want to display information in Views, then you can just skip this module and use standard relationships in Views instead.
Provides an additional way to handle the protection of cck private fields. It's a submodule for the the cck_private_fields module that provides access to private fields via a password defined when a node is created
This is obsolete. I've moved the project here for a better name space.
