Minimally maintained

High-performance replacement for the standard Drupal tracker. There's no change in functionality or new features, but the architecture is absurdly fast. Displaying the tracker scales at a roughly logarithmic pace with the number of nodes. Saving nodes and comments takes a bit longer, but this impact is highly optimized. Use MySQL with InnoDB or PostgreSQL for best results; row-level locks are essential for the best performance. Tracker 2 (as of version 1.13) now has experimental PostgreSQL support.

Easily create subdomains per user, taxonomy term, content type, or organic group. This module adds an easy text field to the entity where you can enter a subdomain for it.

• User: e.g. "Mary" and all of her content at http://mary.example.com
• Taxonomy: e.g. "Seattle" and all content tagged with it at http://seattle.example.com
• Organic Group: e.g. "MyGroup" and all of its content at http://mygroup.example.com
• Content type: e.g. "News" content type and all of its nodes at http://news.example.com

A tiny module to make downloads only available to people who submit their email address to the site in case the site creator doesn't want visitors to be required to create an account. The email is checked for validity and a cookie with a hard to guess authentication string is stored in a browser cookie. The next time (and of course this first time) the user makes a download, the cookie is checked and the user can proceed. This of course requires cookies to be on on the client side.

This module was originally sponsored by Virtuate ( http://www.virtuate.com ).

Overview

This module makes a 'Javascript crop' effect available for Image styles (Imagecache in Drupal 6). Because this happens when the image is displayed the original image is always preserved and can be cropped in different ways depending on where it is used.

This is a wrapper for the jQuery Media plug-in.

The jQuery Media plugin will automatically turn links to media into their embedded media equivalents. The module works best in conjuction with the File Field module, but may be used in other cases as well.

Basic Configuration

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Makes it possible for voting widgets (that leverage the Voting API) to hook into the User Points ecosystem. Sites using voting tools like Fivestar, Voting, or Latest and Greatest (to name a few) can now award their users points for voting.

User Points Voting API is sponsored by WebWise Solutions.

About

CacheRouter is a caching system for Drupal allowing you to assign individual cache tables to specific cache technology. CacheRouter has an option to utilize the page_fast_cache part of Drupal in order to reduce the amount of resources needed for serving pages to anonymous users.

Drush integration #642544-12: Weird thing. Keeps happening.

NO DRUPAL 7 VERSION OF THIS MODULE WILL BE RELEASED. See #593238: Do not release Drupal 7 version of this and move the engines into separate projects for details.

Cache Router supports the following technologies natively:

• APC
• Database
• eAccelerator
• File
• Memcache
• Memcached (Alpha)
• XCache

As of 2 April 2018, Acquia will no longer support or maintain the Mollom product. Read more: https://www.mollom.com/eol

Mollom is an intelligent content moderation web service. By monitoring content activity on all sites in the Mollom network, Mollom is in a unique position to determine if a post is potentially spam; not only based on the posted content, but also on the past activity and reputation of the poster. In short, Mollom handles incoming posts intelligently, in much the same way a human moderator decides what posts are acceptable. Therefore, Mollom enables you to allow anonymous users to post comments and other content on your site.

This is a simple text-field widget that allows entry of times in 24-hour or 12-hour notation. It uses select dropdowns, and allows you to configure the minutes increment.

This module was initially developed by OpenConcept but has been upgraded thanks to efforts by Everett Zufelt.

Clean Pagination is a very simple module that allows you to enable clean URL pagination for specified pages. The way Drupal typically works, if you had a view with the URL 'my-view', subsequent pages would normally use a query to pass the page number, as in 'my-view?page=2'. When Clean Pagination is being used for a page, it will create a url like 'my-view/2'.

Currently, the module has just two settings: 1) Set the pages where you want clean pagination enabled, and 2) Enable search-engine-friendly pagination hyperlinks.