Minimally maintained

This will require anonymous comments to have the supplied email address verified before they enter the normal comment workflow.

The option to verify anonymous commenter emails is enabled per content type.

After verification, if anon users have rights to publish comments without approval, publish the comment. Otherwise, put it into the moderation queue. The commenter is redirected to the node the comment is on.

If verification fails, the visitor is redirected to the site homepage.

Provides server/client communication over XML-RPC. See #1033818: Move xmlrpc includes into xmlrpc.module.

Maintenance countdown module provides its own maintenance page with countdown timer, time for this timer can be set in the admin interface. Otherwise, if you don't set time, will be shown a normal Drupal maintenance page or from your theme.

this is a demo sandbox for our screen cast

This minimalistic module provides a new content type that is displayed with no theme or layout.

Useful for things like ajax/json feeders, php pages, and custom layouts for singular content.

It's as lightweight as can be for my first go at this, it does build the entire page even though the node is all that is used. This will likely improve as I learn more about Drupal.

Poll functionality implemented using entities and fields.

Why should you use this module instead of Drupal core Poll module? Because,

• Page caching can be enabled even if the anonymous users are allowed to vote on polls.
• IP address restriction has been changed to cookie based solution so that users behind a firewall will be able to vote.
• Cookie based restriction can optionally be strengthened with IP address checking.

Usage:

Allows bulk uploading of images via FTP into an IMCE directory.

This module will let you change the format of the 'Groups' field on the User Registration form to:

• Checkbox (default)
• Select List
• Autocomplete Textfield

Module has been lightly tested and is working on og-6.x-dev as of 9/27/11.

Future plans for development:

• allowing admins to make OG registration mandatory
• Providing a mechanism that would guide a new user through creating exactly 1 new group if they do not join an existing one

The purpose of this module is to secure drupal backend by overriding admin path.

Overview

This module allows you to:

• rename path like '/admin/...' to '/something/...'
• rename path like '/user/..' to '/something else/..'

It can be effective against registration spam bots or malicious people.

This module adds a visibility column to the block admin screen.

One of the difficulties with managing drupal sites is that over time the block admin page gets very cluttered. There are often dozens of blocks in a region, each with different visibility settings. This makes it very difficult to determine which blocks show up on which pages.

This module adds a column to the block admin page and lists the visibility settings. It works with all the core settings and can be extended by contrib modules.