Minimally maintained

Drupal 7 Version

This module exposes nodes referenced via the node_reference (References) module in two ways:

1.- Provides a field formatter to display as jQuery UI Tabs, the nodes referenced in a field. This allows to display this references as tabs, not only in a node page but also in any section that allows to display fields with an available formatter (views, panels, etc...).

Allows freeform text sections to be edited individually, like MediaWiki / Wikipedia.

When a node is being viewed as a page by a user with permission to edit the node, this module adds [edit] links floated to the right of all headings in the body (see image).

Clicking on an [edit] link goes to a page where the content from that heading to the next same-level-or-higher heading can be edited in isolation.

The creation of node revisions is supported.

This module provides two types of Ubercart product recommendations:

• "Users who purchased this product also purchased ..."
• "Personalized product recommendations based on my purchase history"

The recommendations are provided with the Views module and are fully customizable.

About

This module is being developed and maintained by DANEnet (http://danenet.org/), a non-profit located in Madison, WI. It provides a simple and powerful way for organizations to track attendees of events/activities using on-site kiosks and a central server running Drupal. The server can either be restricted to a local network or be open to the internet to allow off-site sign-ins.

This module adds a CCK list field type, that lets you add a list display to any content type, without having to manually enter HTML. To be more specific, it adds a textarea field. Every row in the textarea will be a list point. The output is generated by the theme system, so you don't have to worry about forming valid HTML or adding all those little classes yourself.

Under the cck(d6)/fields(d7) display option you can choose to display the list as an ordered or unordered list.

This is a Drupal module that provides support for Prowl, which is a push notification client for the iPhone. It relies upon php-prowl.

Payflow Link is a payment solution provided by PayPal but maintained separately from Website Payments Standard.

It is a hosted solution, meaning customers will be redirected from your checkout review page to the payment page to enter their credit card details. This module requires you to have a Payflow Link account which has significant startup fees but fairly low operating costs.

To test the module, use the following settings in your Payflow Link account:

The Cufon module adds integration with the Cufón Javascript library to Drupal. Cufón performs text replacement on web pages, using the canvas element and VML to render fancy typefaces.

This module uses Golem.de API to get content like articles and videos from german golem.de website.

It provides two blocks with some options to specify which articles, videos to show. more to come...

To use this module you need to get a developer key from http://api.golem.de (needs registration).

Gives automatic access to users if they are referenced somehow to this node.
It's scanning automatically for references with unlimited deep path, so you don't need to worry anymore how to configure your permissions correct, because it's checking for references automatically.