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This project will leverage mysql's fulltext index system to provide faster searching than drupal core database engine agnostic search module.
Workhabit Open Mobile
Introduction of Foursquare
The TEI Content module allows the display of textual documents encoded according to the standards of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI). Texts are stored in the Drupal database and displayed through an XSL transformation using the content filter mechanism. The module provides specific support for many of the features that are part of the TEI Lite (P5) set of elements.
The module is part of a package of modules we call the TEICHI Framework. This name brings together the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) and Computer-Human Interaction (CHI). The package works with Drupal 7 and consists of three modules: TEI Content (described here), TEI Download (currently at http://drupal.org/sandbox/christof.s/1120822), and TEI Search (in development, currently at http://drupal.org/sandbox/christof.s/1120932).
Extends Commerce License with the ability to sell access to files.
The user buys a product and gets access to all files attached to that product's commerce_file field.
Adding new files to the commerce_file field (a new software version, for instance) makes them immediately available to all users who have an active license.
Sponsored by Commerce Guys
See the documentation page for information on getting started and a comparison with the legacy commerce_file 1.x branch.
Important: There is no upgrade path from 1.x to 2.x. See #2049593: Upgrade path from 1.x to 2.x.
Monster Menus (MM) has been actively developed by Amherst College since 2006. This project contains Drupal 6 and Drupal 7 versions. The D6 version is now maintenance-only, and will only receive bug fixes.
This module provides an alternative for exporting and downloading large sets of results from a Webform node.
This is an add-on module for the connector module that allows integration with Google (including Google Apps domains.) Users can log in via their Google account and the site will have access to data contained in that Google realm.
This module provides a hopefully simple way to restrict access to organic group content to subgroups of users. You first define the levels of access you need (for example: top secret, secret, confidential) and, using Drupal permissions system, assign permissions to view content of different levels to the different user roles.
You can also give content editors the possibility to restrict node access to different levels.
This module is particularly useful in combination with OG User Roles.