Allows administrators to destroy all nodes and users associated with a domain when the domain is deleted (via Domain Access).
Warning: This has had minimal testing and could delete far more than you bargained for. Make sure you backup your database before hand.
This project is the frontend to the CKAN Data Hub software. CKAN is software for governments and organisations to publish open data. CKAN intends to endorse Drupal as a supported frontend.
This project has been developed with the help of OKFN and the data.gov.uk team.
This is a Wysiwyg plugin module for TinyMCE editor. It allows to use Yandex Speller as backend for TinyMCE spellchecker (look at http://api.yandex.ru/speller/doc/dg/tasks/how-to-spellcheck-tinymce.xml).
Email members of an Organic Group through the OG UI.
A webform component to display or store values to a webform submission, that were solely derived by processing a token.
Optionally supports content_profile, as tokens for each content_profile can be provided.
Newsletter module aims to be a full blown newsletter solution for Drupal 7. It is especially recommended for people that need more than one newsletter list for their site.
This module offers you a list of pre-defined locations when creating/editing a node, based on locations for the user.
The intention of this project is not to have to re-type locations once again when inserting a new node (with location enabled). For each location in the node you’ll be offered with a dropdown menu with all the locations from the user.
This module add 'edit own user account' permission.
The goal of this module to prevent changes in user account information in the demo sites.
This module uses Hierarchical Select to create a multi-level jump menu block.
This module is based off of the hs_menu submodule. As such, it still shows the selected menu as the top-most select option. For now, this can simply be hidden using CSS.
*This module is still under development, and should be used with caution. As always, back up both your code and files before installing any developmental module.
This is a submodule for the Search by Page module. It allows an administrator to index pages according to taxonomy term, thereby making a unique search environment controlled directly by the taxonomy system.
The module has been used on a number of sites without issue. However, explicit tests for this module's functionality have not been written. This is why the module is still in sandbox status.
