Utility

Coral Defender helps save your sever and bandwidth by transparently redirecting users referred from high traffic hosts to the Coral Content Distribution Network copy of your page. This helps save your server from the crushing onslaught by only having to serve a few images/pages to Coral rather than the thousands of individual viewers that were linked from large sites like digg/slashdot/etc. All redirected referring hosts are definable in the admin section.

The session restore module allows sessions (which are stored in a separate table) to be restored upon login.

Example use case: The quiz module stores data related to an ongoing quiz in the user's session. The session restore module keeps track of this session in its own table. If the user logs out or is timed out (for e.g., with the autologout module), the session restore module restores the last saved session the next time he/she logs in. In other words, the user is able to continue the same quiz from the same point the next time he/she logs in.

IDCard is a simple module that creates PDFs from user's information for the purpose of creating a printable Identification card. The module allows an administrator to define a badge template that is then filled in with information from the user's account. Examples would include security badges, identification cards, Conference badges, etc.

A template defines the background image to be used, size of the card (height, width), print orientation and has a PHP code area to define what user's fields will be printed and where. If the profile module is enabled those fields will be available for inclusion on the card. This module was created for Manhattan Neighborhood Network to provide physical ID cards for the Community producers, and staff.

Provides a form element and other tools to make custom file uploads as easy as possible. These modules are of particular interest to module developers who need to add an upload field to a customized form. If you're not a developer, install this module only if another module requires it.

DAST is a set of build projects, tasks and other extensions created on the Phing framework for automating a wide variety of Drupal deployment and staging scenarios. The goal of DAST is to provide a formal, repeatable, reusable process for 'building' a Drupal site using a formal build tool and build language. DAST applies the concept of the software build to creating Drupal sites...Phing build files are syntactically identical to Ant build files and provide tasks for downloading Drupal core and modules from CVS, copying and deleting files and directories, creating the Drupal database and user, writing to configuration files, and generally any of the manual steps that users / developers / testers / admins repeatedly perform to bootstrap a new Drupal site.

The PDF Flyer module allows Drupal users to generate tear-off flyers using the PDF format.

This very simple module allows visitors to check username originality quickly using AJAX request during registration (completing registration form). This makes registration process more convenient as you don't need to submit your registration form to find out whether this username is already taken or not. This module is sensible to standard Drupal username validation as well as Access Rules validation.

This module intercepts all outgoing emails from a Drupal site and reroutes them to a predefined configurable email address.

This is useful in case where you do not want email sent from a Drupal site to reach the users. For example, if you copy a live site to a test site for the purpose of development, and you do not want any email sent to real users of the original site. Or you want to check the emails sent for uniform formatting, footers, ...etc.

This is also a good demonstration of what hook_mail_alter(), available in Drupal 5.x and later, can do.

Adds a type selector to search blocks to limit searches by content type or to search users. The selector appears only for users with the "use advanced search" permission.

Adds a fieldset to the search configuration form to select which content types to offer as options.

Initial development was sponsored by Thomas Webb.

The GlobalTEK GTSpam module obfuscates email addresses to help prevent spambots from collecting them, without loosing the mailto URL scheme default semantics and operations (see RFC 2368).