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This is a small utility module that automatically stops Drupal from renaming new files upload via filefield CCK. When 2 files with the same name exist, the older files will be renamed.

What it Does

Default Drupal Behavior

<newest>-------------------------------<older>-------------------------------<oldest>
mydoc_3.doc ------ mydoc_2.doc ------ mydoc_1.doc ------ mydoc_0.doc ------ mydoc.doc

Behavior with this Module

This module allows to set a join limit on a specific group.

Sponsored by Pronovix.

Seeking co-maintainers.

This module themes the pager with a textfield input for direct random access to any page instead of clicking page links. It's especially useful when the number of pages are very large. Drupal's built-in pager only allows sequential access to page and it could take forever to scroll through very large number of pages. This pager is very compact and can be made tiny yet able to jump to any page by CSS styling the first/previous/next/last links with graphics like the example shown here.

This pager can be used in two ways:

SSP is a module intended for seamless slideshowpro integration. As there were no modules for drupal 6, I decided to solve that problem.
More details to come, this is just the initial release.

Here is a demo
http://sspdemo.grass.co.ve/
sspdemo/sspdemo

The Mentions module offers Twitter like functionality, recording all references to a user's username - using the [@username] or [@#uid] filter format - from various locations, providing a centralized page to track all mentions (via the Views module).

 

Features

• Tracks Mentions on any Entity.
• An Input filter to convert [@username] or [@#uid] to the user's profile, e.g., [@deciphered] and [@#103796] become @deciphered.
• Customizable input ([@username], [@#uid]) and output (@username) patterns, including support for Tokens.
• Autocompletion of mentions; Using the jQuery textcomplete library usernames will be suggested while mentioning.
• Integrations with:
  • Machine name - Use a Machine name field as the mention source.
  • Rules - React to created, updated and deleted mentions.
  • Views - Display a list of all mentions, mentions by user, and more.

This module allows you to enter different sale prices per product for different roles in an Ubercart store.

The VerticalResponse module allows users to sign-up or subscribe to a VerticalResponse mailing list from a drupal node. The module also allows administrators to generate VerticalResponse e-mail newsletter campaigns using Drupal and the Basic E-news module.

VR2 API

VerticalResponse is promoting a new version of their API, VR2. This module is only compatible with VR Classic API. At the moment there are no plans to update the module for VR2, but maintainers welcome anyone who wants to maintain a new branch.

Features

• Administrators can associate any single node with any number of VerticalResponse mailing lists.
• The VerticalResponse module now includes a "campaign manager," which allows administrators to create and launch VerticalResponse e-mail campaigns from within Drupal.
• Administrators can allow users to subscribe to mailing lists during the registration process.
• Allows admins to map user properties to merge fields using a view.
• Administrators can segment lists in Drupal.

Visitor path module [visitorpath] tracks external referrer and onsite path information for visitors to your site (actually, extracts it from the Drupal core statistics module's accesslog table), including time on each page and an attempt at parsing what search keywords, if any, brought a person to your site.

This is a utility module for deleting "orphaned" taxonomy terms. By default, terms with zero nodes associated with them are considered orphans, though administrators can specify the number of nodes associated with a term in order for it to be considered an orphan.

WARNING: This module is in development and should be used with caution. Be sure to back up your database before using this module.

NEWS There now is an experimental release for D7. Use with caution!

Version 2.x comprises the following enhancements:

This module modifies the "Menu settings" in standard node editing form to allow managing multiple menu links to a node. The Drupal standard behavior is to only care about a single menu link for anode, all other menu links must be added through menu administration.

Sponsorship

Development of Drupal 6 version of the module was sponsored by Inclind, Inc..