This module "hijacks" the delete button from the delete confirmation form and unpublishes nodes instead of deleting them. Nodes can be truly deleted
at admin/content/node or by logging in as the first user on the system (aka UID 1). To do delete from admin/content/node, select nodes you want to delete and in "Update options" choose "delete".
Link to us creates a page of banners that can be used by others to link from their website to your Drupal website. This allows users or writing contributors the ability to use consistent banners to link to your site.
The module creates well formed links with a title and alternate text. The link is SEO friendly as it uses the URL alias for the referenced page.
Currently, node and term pages are supported (anything else gives a link toward the front page.) Nodes also receive a link that give the users a very easy way to reach the Link to us page.
The Drupal 6.x version is minimally maintained. We are still looking for a co-maintainer for Drupal 7.x. A first version is available as a download on this issue.
Seeking maintainer
Placeholder for what will be a CSS Sprite Generator specific to Drupal. Feel free to post feature requests on what you would like to see for the future of this module.
Define field allowed values in your module.codes.inc file.
If you want to use this module, your options are:
Do not use this module; it is no longer supported. Consider using Path Redirect instead.
Legacy Path is intended to support websites that are moving to Drupal but have content that either won't be managed by Drupal immediately or at all, but must remain reachable through it's original URL. The assumption is made that the legacy system remains operational, but at a different (sub)domain or directory.
Note per #236414: Module does not work with 'Normal' caching enabled. that this module does not work with Normal caching enabled.
For example, an online newspaper might have an existing archive system that provides permalinks such as:http://paper.example.com/content.php?section=12&article=22
After a Drupal installation, the online newspaper has moved the old system to the URL:http://archive.example.com/content.php?section=12&article=22
This module accomodates redirecting (using HTTP redirects) the old URL to the new URL.
jQuery Impromptu is an extension designed to help provide a more pleasant way to spontaneously prompt a user for input. More or less this is a great replacement for an alert, prompt, and confirm. Not only does it replace these but it also allows for creating forms within these controls. This is not intended to be a modal replacement, just a quick tool to prompt user input in a fashionable way.
This module is a set of base component and connectors to integrate Doctrine ORM with Drupal Core. The Doctrine Object Relational Mapper sits on top of a powerful database abstraction layer (DBAL). One of its key features is the option to write database queries in a proprietary object oriented SQL dialect called Doctrine Query Language (DQL), inspired by Hibernates HQL.
Post Also lets you post simultaneously to multiple sites. For example, I often post content on my blog but since I'm too lazy to just copy/paste it to other sites, generally for an association where it would belong, the content lives solely on my site. Or it might eventually get sniffed up through RSS, but sometimes, that's not fast or good enough.
Parallel to the Services module, the Clients module provides the ability to implement pluggable clients to external web services, including external Drupal sites running the Services module, the main use case being connecting to other Drupal installs via the Services module with either the REST or XMLRPC server.
