Utility

Tracrss provides a module and a page that allow multiple Trac servers (http://trac.edgewall.org/) to be queried for a list of open tickets. We use a separate trac for each of our projects and I was finding that people do not check for tickets in old projects. In this module the administrator can define any number of trac servers to check and then users provide their login in details and can open tickets on those servers will be displayed.

Widgets enables you to centrally manage and configure code snippets on your site such as share and follow buttons or Twitter updates and Facebook like boxes. It implements a user interface that allows you to easily organize and configure various widget elements. Using a UI similar to core’s image styles, elements can be assembled into widget sets which can be reused throughout the site via blocks and other render displays.

This is an API integration with the Ruby based FLV Tool 2 which provides an easy way to to utilize the tool with Drupal modules. This module only provides services- it does not do anything unless other modules implement it.

This module's functionality has been merged into the Rules and Views Integration module.

This module allows administrators to moderate entity access by issuing licenses to site users. These licenses may optionally be set to expire at a predefined date and time.

8.x-1.x

This module provide a new "license" entity which can be used to moderate access to any other entity type(s) and bundle(s). These may be created via a (provided) user interface or programatically.

The license entity has the following base fields:

Embedded Edit allows you to create a node in a kind of lightbox within a node edit page. It is also used by others modules like Uberimage, Nodeselect to add create/view/edit buttons in the nodereference.

Show aliases module enables privileged users to see, edit, and delete all url aliases (paths) assigned to a node, from within the node edit page.

We don't recommend you delete aliases on a site that has seen the light of day, unless you are manually moving extra aliases into a set of redirect definitions (as in a .htaccess or virtual host file) which was the original reason we wrote this module.

Provides an alternative to the core CSS preprocessor.

This is a core set of modules used to power and customize the OpenPublish distribution. These work in tandem with the OpenPublish Installation Profile

Drupal 7 note

Development work for Drupal 7 has moved to the Accessibility module.