Utility

Name Field is a module that provides a CCK / Field Name element.

Drupal 7 features

• Real name: Uses the new Drupal hook for creating an alternative screen name to the users user name. To enable this feature, simply add a name field to the user bundle and enable this feature when configuring the field.
• Webform component: Adds a name component to the webform components list.
• Text field support for Titles and Generational suffixes.
• Optional autocomplete options for all text fields
• Field inline CCS style options were added for the individual components.
  Formatter component classes (in SPAN tags) are optionally additions.
• Feeds, Name DB (100,000 weighted), Migrate, Views (native and custom filter) and Devel Generate integration.
  There has been a request to remove Migrate support as Migrate Extras also handles this field. Please supply feedback if you use Migrate and this module.
• Inline component markup formatting options. This can be found in the field formatting options.
• Full Token module support for specific formatters or components with delta support.

What is Read Only Mode?

Read Only Mode provides an alternate to the built in Maintenance Mode in Drupal. Instead of displaying a static text file to users while the site is in maintenance mode, Read Only Mode will allow access (reading) of new content while preventing the addition of new content (posting / submitting forms / etc).

This allows the site to remain functional while maintenance is performed. This module also provides messaging to users and administrators to indicate that the site is in maintenance mode.

This module provides a geo-location block for your Drupal site, which displays to your visitors their:

• IP address
• Internet Service Provider's Name
• Telephone Area Code
• City
• State
• Zip/Postal Code
• Country's flag
• Country's Name/Code
• Latitude
• Longitude
• DMA Code (kind of "optionally"... if enough people say that they care to have that feature then I'll commit it but otherwise I'll leave it as is for now)

CSS Flip is a powerful tool for Drupal theme developers who need to create multilingual themes easily and quickly.

It aims to act like a backend engine, where it automatically parses stylesheets from themes and modules, flips their styles and injects them into your pages. You do NOT need to create RTL stylesheets.

However you still have the option to use the regular Drupal way, and utilize the tools provided in this module to flip your stylesheets easily and quickly.

Now for D7 too! This is a very simple module that takes the link text of each drupal menu item and adds it as a css class name to the menu's <li> element. Using these class names, each menu item can be styled separately with css. This is also very useful for css sprite techniques.

DirectAdmin API is an interface for other modules to easily communicate with a DirectAdmin server. Possibilities include:
- Checking and creating of accounts
- Adding domains to users
- List available packages

DirectAdmin's own API overview here and more here.

This module allows users to retrieve citation information for nodes within a site. This module will be useful to researchers and academics who need to cite their sources in various styles.

'Cite' displays 10 different styles of citation (e.g., APA, MLA), which can be fully configurable by the site admin. Unneeded styles may be suppressed and replaced with styles defined by the administrator.

When you use this module you can use the following information to get an invite to tweetboard!

Code: DRUPALINVITES01
URL: http://tweetboard.com/alpha/invites/DRUPALINVITES01/

This module will integrate Tweetboard with your Drupal site without having to install any code (it'll do it for you). We've recently received access and are currently beta testing the module's integration on our homepage.

While tweetboard is alpha, this module is in a full stable release.

This module deletes all database tables and files for the current site and redirect back to install.php so that one can reinstall Drupal from scratch. The purpose of this module is to assist in the testing of install profiles. It is only useful during development.

This module provides developers with tools to deal with SASS/SCSS stylesheets. It uses phamlp as a base, but would be better if you used this updated version , PHP port of Haml and Sass, to compile SASS / SCSS files into CSS.

The process is entirely automated and does not require special access to the system, (i.e., can be used on minimal featured hosts).