Actively maintained

Display the subgroup labels in the first column when using the multi-column feature of the Multigroup module in CCK3.

Usage

Enable the module and setup a multigroup in the field settings for a content type. The multigroup must have 2 or more repeats and at least one subgroup label must exist.

To show the subgroup labels in the node edit form, configure the multigroup in admin/content/node-type/<type>/groups/<multigroup> with the options

Gift Certificate module for ecommerce projects

Add a gmap (gmap module) as a boxes.

This module provides a graph where you can see the size of the cache tables and labels marking some of the events that may empty the cache.

You can see how much damage those events do to your cache size.

The events recorded are:

• Cron run
• Insert, update, delete for:
• Nodes
• Users
• Taxonomy terms and vocabularies

More to come...

This module displays a block showing the number of times anonymous users and authenticated users have viewed a node. The anonymous views aren't counted uniquely at this time but authenticated views are counted uniquely. This module is handy for easily seeing how many times page views a node is getting from both anonymous and authenticated user traffic. It comes with a theme function, allowing the block's HTML output to easily be modified through a theme override.

A set of modules for migrating all content from an sf-active site into a Drupal 7 site. Requires the migrate and features modules.

This module adds a textarea to the Webform creation form to enter a list of field titles. It also adds an additional field to select textfield or textarea generation. This list is used to automatically generate fields for each one of the items in the list. This saves you a lot of time if you need to generate multiple fields of a particular type for a long form.
Here's a short video demonstration:
http://vimeo.com/carsonblack/webform-auto-field

If you are new to RDF, watch this introduction.

Drupal 7

Drupal 7 core includes an RDF module which outputs RDFa. If you want to learn more about RDF in core, see the documentation. This RDF Extensions module will add several additional features on top of the core RDF module. It includes the following modules:

Description

The goal of this module is help the companies that use Case Tracker module to organize the development tasks giving more vision in how the time is spend.

After install and test many time trackers I found many interesting concepts but nothing that reach what we are expecting. There are so many modules but unfortunately some of them are unmaintained and doesn't provide a hooks to make possible the extension of the features without hack the contrib module.

Main goals of this time tracker:

This is an authentication module for Services (http://drupal.org/project/services).

It let's you specify a whitelist of domains. Domains in this whitelist will then
be allowed to make cross domain XMLHttpRequests. This works by setting the
*Access-Control-Allow-Origin* header to match the origin of the requester.

We also perform a server side check, and if the domain is not present in the
white list the request is denied access directly, which saves your server
resources.