This module allows anonymous visitors to subscribe to new content on your site of specific authors. The notifications are email sent by MailChimp and you can configure which users (by role) and which content-types apply. You can also customize the mail body using tokens available for the specific nodes.
Yottaa eComet is a new Drupal plugin that integrates Yottaa Site Optimizer into your Drupal admin page. Yottaa speeds up page load times, creates higher conversion rates and increases user engagement. This plugin makes it even easier for Drupal users to improve their site performance with Yottaa.
Whether you're already a Yottaa Site Optimizer user or want to try it for the first time, you'll enjoy the ease of having a Yottaa control panel right on your Drupal admin panel.
This field is to enable the signature/approval of node forms. Once a node form has been signed, it can be locked against editing unless all of the signatures are cleared.
Migration handlers for RedHen CRM.
Extends Submenu Tree with support for the core book module.
Allows you to display the teasers of all menu children that are book subpages.
Originally proposed and built for D6 now has a D7 release.
Allows OG and LDAP to play nice together. The current LDAP module works well but this module is more simplified and allows LDAP users to login while allowing LDAP and OG to be compatible for private groups. If one was to setup the current LDAP module with Drupal 7 and also used OG, the permissions will go nuts when you assign a standard LDAP user to a private group. This module not makes it much easier to setup LDAP, but it fixed the permissions problem.
Generate waveform images for uploaded files.
Have you got experience with developing plugins and themes using WordPress actions and hooks such as "add_action" and "do_action"? Do you wish you could use similar mechanisms in Drupal? Well now you can with this module. In it's infancy at the moment, but will evolve over time to include more functionality.
Currently add_action, add_filter, do_action and apply_filter all work, but none of the normal WordPress hooks are implemented yet.
A direct port of the WordPress plugin of the same name (bang-syslog at WordPress codex). Uses the same semantics and invocation methodologies. Requires the WordPress module in your Drupal install before it can be activated.
Provides an API that allows you to take actions when new content is added, either immediately or in a digest format.
Lets say you have a node type 'article' with a field 'field_article_type'. It is a text list field with three options (news, blog, press_release). This module allows you to create an hourly/daily/weekly subscription of article nodes with a field values of "news".
Here is the way it works:
