File Management

File ban module allows site administrators to ban (and unban) particular files from being uploaded by users. The file ban list consists of SHA-256 hashes which are used to uniquely identify files.

When a file is added to the ban list, it is copied to a new file object in the private file system for archival purposes (e.g. determining which files have been banned).

Views Bulk Operations module is required to provide the file management user interface.

This module allows access to nodes with attached and related files, as well as access to file node contents, via a WebDAV metaphor similar to File Server. The user can browse all files existing in the system by file MIME type, attached- or related-to node type (e.g., event, story, etc.), and attached- or related-to node parent group.

This module is no longer maintained. If anyone wants to take over the project let me know.

Flickr Insert allows you to easily insert complete Flickr photosets into content throughout your site, whether it be nodes, blocks or even comments by the use of [flickrinsert||...] tags.

This module is in very early development so take care!

About this module

Drupal in the core has the option to upload files associated to each node/content type, and these files are displayed at the bottom of the node, well sometimes this behavior isn't enough.

This module provides a new form element to assist with files that must be associated with some specific fieldgroup and display those files are goin to be displayed at the bottom of their parent fieldgroup.

Utility functions for scholarly publications/content, e.g.

Allows to use IMCE module with Wysiwyg module.

Currently supported editors

• CKEditor
• FCKeditor
• TinyMCE

Patches to add support for other editors are welcome.

This is a small plugin for the excellent WebFM module. It offers details regarding the files downloaded via the webfm interface on a per user basis. This project was developed for the Grant Massie Land Company by Richweb Inc.

This module allows users to have a "Send file" page where users can send a file directly to their Dropbox account. It will also contain additional API functions as Dropbox makes them available.

Simplest Gallery will allow you to create a zero-config (well almost) image gallery. All you need to do is create a folder named "images" in your site's root folder. Inside the folder "images" you create subfolders with any name you want (make it descriptive, eg "holiday09") and simplestgallery will do the rest.

This module allows for the use of "stable" links to the newest revision of a file. If node revisions are enabled, and a newer version of a file is uploaded, the user is automatically redirected to that revision. This is useful for sending out links to a file outside of your Drupal site, such as through email.