Shepherd will allow maintainers of multiple websites to view the status of the security updates pending for each website. This alleviates the need to check each site individually for the current update status. When new security updates are released the maintainer will be able to see quickly which sites are affected.
This module has been renamed / moved to http://drupal.org/project/ux_elements
Follow-up allows you to schedule the creation of nodes, triggered by the creation of a node. That is, it allows you to configure a trigger node type with information on the target nodes and the follow-up schedule, and the module will create a schedule for when the target nodes should be created.
This elements this module provides have been submitted as patches to http://drupal.org/project/elements
Any further development of this module is highly unlikely.
This module provides a Drupal Commerce payment method to embed the payment services provided by Adyen. It efficiently integrates payments from various sources such as credit cards, bank transfers, PayPal and also mobile phones.
Part of Ouch project.
Process API gives a generic way to re-process "dirty" entities (aka new or modified entities since last process).
You can define process on every entity or "related entities package".
Processes can be synchronous or asynchronous relative to entity events.
Processes can be ordered.
Each thread has settings :
- Try process "live"
- Process only once
- Cascade update
- Retroactive process
- Retry management
The Alexa Widgets module provides a block which displays one of the Alexa widgets
described at http://www.alexa.com/siteowners/widgets which is either:
PubSub provides an API for publishing messages and subscribing to published messages. Additionally, it provides a cascading structure for messages allowing modules to extend PubSub in creative ways.
You publish a message by calling pubsub_publish('your.message', $any, $args, $you, $want). Messages are expanded and sent to all subscribers. For example:
pubsub_publish('foo.bar.baz', $arg1, $arg2);
Module to help administer your DNS records in Drupal. Will be built for Drupal 7 using the new entity system.
This is a small module that's enables users with the correct permission to remove jobs added by the job_queue module http://drupal.org/project/job_queue. It overrides the default Job queue list at admin/reports/job_queue if you have the new "delete from job queue" permission.
