Utility

This module allows you to create custom publishing options for nodes. It allows you to add to the default options of Publish, Promote to Front Page, and Sticky. It also ingrates with views to allow you add as a field, sort and filter by, your custom options.

It now allows each of the different options to be shown only on selected node types, as well as integration with Rules, Actions, and Features. Custom Publishing Options also have granular permissions per role, per option.

This is a simple module which displays a checkbox below nodes (specified by content-type) to allow users to accept that they've "Read and Understood" the content of the node.

• Configurable text for all form elements
• "No return" option so users are locked into their agreement
• Graceful fallback if js is disabled
• "Pretty checkbox" option to display styled graphic checkbox
• Integrates with Views

This module is sponsored by Red Bee Media.

In Short

If you are not a developer or asked to install this module as a dependency, you most probably won't have any use for it. This module enables you to use jquery ui dialog in Drupal.

Do you love your XMLsitemap, but find there are pages on your site that are missing from it?

If you have aliases for your missing pages, this module can include them for you. Anything with a path in the aliases table can now be included in your XMLsitemap by the click of a button! (This is particularly useful when you have too many to enter manually as custom links, for example: views with arguments!)

This is an extension module for Domain Access.
Its one and only aim is to give privileged users the ability to set default domains for content types.

Authors

This module was originally written by Pasqualle
and developed further by the CEU Web Team.

A small module that exposes an interface for the allowed protocols used in filter_xss_bad_protocol(). Inspired by #324731: Add more chat protocol support to filter_allowed_protocols so you can create links like skype:username?call.

Overview

The Featured Content module lets you very easily create related/featured content blocks on your Drupal site. This module is useful if you have non-technical users who need to add blocks on the site that contain lists of node titles, node teasers, and/or full node content. This module can also be useful if you need to get up some featured/related content blocks quickly and are not familiar enough with views to do it, or simply prefer not to use views for this purpose.

Services OOP allows declarative definition of resource-based services through class declarations.

Example

This is a incomplete example of how a resource could be implemented.

A query monitor/logger module that utilizes devel module to save the SQL queries used for configuring Drupal. These queries could then be repeated downstream, either directly or in update hooks.

Code is currently hosted over at github:

http://github.com/psynaptic/migration

A Drupal 7 development release is available. Everything should work the same as the D6 version except that tokens now use the new chained tokens syntax as specified in the D7 native tokens API.

The Tokenize Request Parameters module is intended to provide means to display parameters that are passed to a page either in the URL (GET method) or from a form post (POST method). In cases where you might direct your users to a third party transaction site, such as a payment processor or other transactional service and want to be able to display transactional data passed back from that third party site (e.g. a confirmation number, order number, final price etc.) back to your user then Tokenize Request Parameters will allow you to display that information anywhere within your pages.