Actively maintained

This module provides an image formatter. The overall goal is to enable the ability to provide a hover state of an image when a mouse rolls over it. This is similar to functionality you would find on many shopping websites.

The implementation of this module goes a bit further than just a javascript hover. It allows for hovering from any defined ImageStyle preset to any other ImageStyle preset. Since this is provided as a field formatter, it is supported both in views and at the theme output layer.

This module allows a default value for a view argument to be specified based on a piece of contextual data set through the Context module's context_set function. When configuring the default argument, you specify the context namespace and the attribute name, and the value is pulled automatically. This is particularly useful for getting information to Views blocks. This is far less hackish than specifying path arguments via arg().

Statistics Granularity extends Drupal's core statistics module by adding node counts for week, month and year. Includes views integration for accessing these values.

This module was originally developed for Jimmy's Sandbox.

Offer an option to display of "sign in or register" for a flag for anonymous users.

Growl-like display of messages for Drupal.

This module takes the messages that are output from drupal_set_message() and displays them in a growl-like, HUD-style display.

It’s useful for themes that don’t have an obvious place in the template to print the messages.

Comparison of similar modules

Please see this comparison chart of several modules similar to Growl Messages.

Module to integrate JIRA as an authentication backend for Drupal. This module supports fallback to local database user authentication when JIRA auth was unsuccessful.

To use this module, visit Administer » Site Settings » JIRA Connect and set the base url of your JIRA installation.

This micro-module does one thing and one thing only - it provides the lc function which is a drop in replacement for the l function. The l function formats a link, the lc function does the exact same thing except that it is context aware - meaning that no link will be printed if target location does not exist or if the user does not have permission to access it. It basically makes links act like menu items.

Linkit for Drupal 7

More information about Linkit for Drupal 7 can be found at https://www.drupal.org/node/2647538

Linkit for Drupal 8

Linkit provides an easy interface for internal and external linking with wysiwyg editors by using an autocomplete field. Linkit has by default support for nodes, users, taxonomy terms, files, comments and basic support for all types of entities that defines a canonical link template.

Http Client is a library for making Http-requests. It has pluggable authentication methods and data formats.

Comes with support for authenticating with OAuth.module version 3.x for easy to access OAuth-protected resources.

Enhancing "modules installation" page by adding "install via ajax" button. When you click this button - modules will be installed in a simple, nice way without page refreshing.

Installing Ajax modules install

1. Copy the "Ajax modules install" directory into the 'sites/all/modules'.

2. Enable the module from the module administration page (Administer --> Site configuration --> Modules).