The Alternative PHP Cache (APC) is a free and open opcode cache for PHP. Its goal is to provide a free, open, and robust framework for caching and optimizing PHP intermediate code. Besides a opcode cache it provides a user cache for storing application data. This module uses the APC user cache as a cache backend for Drupal.
Alinks is an SEO module that automatically replaces keywords with links based a list of keywords and links.
Setup the phrases and links you want through the administration interface and the module will replace the keyword phrases in the body field with a links to the pages to specify.
This module provides a "colorpicker" form element for CCK forms, and also for module developers to utilize. A colorpicker field is a textfield with a colorpicker button that brings up the Farbastic color widget that comes included with Drupal. (Support for additional third-party color pickers is planned.)
To use this module, simply enable it. Colorpicker-aware modules will then display a colorpicker field instead of a plain textfield where appropriate. And as a site creator making new content types, you now have a CCK colorpicker field at your disposal.
Interface is a collection of rich interface components which utilizes the lightweight JavaScript library jQuery. With these components you can build rich client web applications and interfaces with the same simplicity as writing JavaScript with jQuery.
This module simply places Interface in a central location with one command that can be called by any module that wants to use the library.
The Message Effects module adds attention getting JavaScript effects to Drupal messages (you know... the messages that say things like "This content was saved." or "You have an error.", etc -- usually above the content on your Drupal site). I have found that many users tend to miss these messages on the page, so Message Effects gives them a little "pizazz" to make them more noticeable.
MapAPI module is a helper module for the upcoming Map module. By itself, MapAPI doesn't do anything.
The motivation behind this module was to create a game that is powered by Drupal core. The first step in our work is to release flexible API that can allow us to build that game; MapAPI is part of it.
MapAPI allows you to create game maps based on coordinates. each map can contain arbitrary number of tiles and each tile can contain any number of content items.
This module is not being actively developed, as the important parts of it's functionality have be included in Drupal 6.
Quick Admin Menu is a javascript heavy replacement for the core Menu administration page. It features drag and drop tree sorting, and same page editing, deleting and disabling of menu items. Yay!
Hopeful this is the first of a series of Quick Admin X modules, which will be javascript remixes of the current Drupal admin pages.
This module has been obsoleted by more recent Drupal versions. Views_Attach, EVA, full-on Panels, and Services provide much better alternatives than this module. It will not be ported to Drupal 7.
This module provides several utility routines to allow themers to "pull in" any desired content in a template file (or anywhere else). "Any desired content" means a node, block, or view. Think of it as a sort of "Panels module junior".
The Interface Sortable module makes it easy for developers to add JavaScript drag-and-drop form elements to forms and drag-and-drop widgets to non-form pages. It depends on the JQuery Interface module which in turn relies on the JQuery Update module.
This module logs user agents for nodes and comments. It also adds a "view user agents" permission that can be used in themes to show the user agent a given post was made with. This may be useful for sites with support forums pertaining to browsers or to web sites themselves, in which knowing a user's user agent might help resolve issues. The module adds "useragent" property to $node and $comment objects that can be used anywhere the fully-loaded nodes are available.
