Actively maintained

Web Links provides a comprehensive way to display and manage url links to external websites. All links are nodes, which may be put into taxonomies/categories for customised group display. Blocks may be enabled for any category (or sub-category) of weblinks, and can also show recent or popular links. This module plays nicely with taxonomy_access/node_access allowing for various group and individual editing options. Admins may also enable a "My Weblinks" page that displays which web links a user has submitted and what the publication status is for that link.

Flatcomments is a very small module that allows you to force comments to always be replies to the node regardless of the reply link used.

The comments are not just displayed flat, but also stored in this way, making edits with for example comment_mover more intuitive.

If you delete comment, all of it's replies are deleted as well. This is an issue especially when you are displaying your comments as a flat list because you can not see if a comment has any replies causing the deletion of more than the single comment you intended.

As this is unintuitive for the user that does not realize they are replying to a specific comment when you are displaying them as a flat list.

Flatcomment fixes these issues.

Speeds up common administration tasks like unpublishing or promoting nodes or blocking users through the use of AJAX callbacks. This saves lots of page loads. If JavaScript is not available, it degrades gracefully to a regular confirmation page.

The Drupal 6 version of the module is now unsupported. A Drupal 8 rewrite (8.x-2.x) has been started. This was going to be backported to Drupal 7 but the differences are too great.

Description

This module creates a menu bar that is displayed at the top of every page. The menu bar is fixed in place and uses jQuery to position the bar, along with handling menu effects and adding IE compatibility.

Very useful for themes that don't have a good place to put the navigation menu (although it can be used with any menu.)

Documentation direct links

SimpleMenu settings

SimpleMenu Documentation & Known Issues

Nodeaccess is a Drupal access control module which provides view, edit and delete access to nodes. Users with the 'grant node permissions' permission will have a grant tab on node pages which allows them to grant access to that node by user or role. Administrators can set default access controls per content type, and also define which roles are available to grant permissions to on the node grants tab.

The Autosave module automatically saves a snapshot of your content type form using AJAX. If the user's browser or machine dies while editing a node; the edits will be presented to the user the next time they return to the node. The user may toggle back and forth between the last saved version and the version with the edits that were lost and select which of these they would like to continue with.

Drupal 8

No support for Drupal 8 will be provided. See Autosave form for the replacement.

The nodeorder module gives users an easy way to order nodes within their taxonomy terms.

By default, the taxonomy module orders listings of nodes by stickiness and then by node creation date -- most recently posted nodes come first.

The nodeorder module gives the user the ability to manually put nodes in any order they wish within each category that the node lives.

There are two ways that a user can order nodes within a category. The first is to use the "move up" and "move down" links that can be configured to appear on each node (especially useful when looking at lists of taxonomy terms). The second is to use drag and drop, which appears on the administrative listings of nodes in a category.

For a comparison of nodeorder with other node ordering modules have a look at this handbook page: http://drupal.org/node/398508.

Description
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This module create a block for helping users to :

• add the website to their browser's bookmarks.
• make the website as their browser's homepage.

Project initiated and maintained by Thierry Guégan ( thierry_gd - www.arvoriad.com)

IMPORTANT NOTE

The 6.x-2.0-alpha3 release (and later) require the PHP cURL extension.

Overview

This module provides an interface to PayPal using Instant Payment Notifications (IPN). It currently supports paid memberships (subscriptions), donations (tip jar) and paid adverts (classified ads).

lm_paypal is not a generic payment processing module. If you want a more complete commerce system, suggest you look at ubercart or ecommerce.

LM Paypal now consists of four modules:

This module provides a Social Insurance Numbers field type for CCK.

Features

• Validation of Social Insurance Numbers: support for with French, Canadian, and US Social Insurance Numbers
• Formating of Social Insurance Numbers
• Sin CCK fields can be used as a Token

Prerequisites

The sin.module requires the content.module to be installed.

Installation

To install, copy the sin directory and all its contents to your modules directory.