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The Evanced Events Importer module integrates features from Evanced Solutions' Events calendar product in to your Drupal site.

This module imports data from Evanced Events' built-in EXML feed to create nodes for each published event. When the Evanced Events calendar is updated in Evanced Events and cron is run in Drupal, the module keeps the events in sync using the ID assigned to each event.

NOTE: Please make sure you're using ajaxit plugin v1.0.9 or later.

This module utilizes the ajaxit jquery plugin to convert a Drupal site into a fully ajax site. Its features include:

1. Auto handling of javascript and CSS.
2. Supports history (back and forward buttons).
3. Supports ie6, 7, 8, chrome and firefox 3.x (not tested on others).
4. No need to recode your site to use this plugin.
5. SEO friendly.

ToDo:

1. Make forms submit via ajax.
2. Add a default "loading" on ajaxit requests.

This module contains Embedded Audio Field providers (i.e. emfield's emaudio module) that don't currently have their own "Media: " module yet (see the emfield project page for more information on the move towards the new and vastly improved Media Module).

This module contains Embedded Image Field providers (i.e. emfield's emimage module) that don't currently have their own "Media: " module yet (see the emfield project page for more information on the move towards the new and vastly improved Media Module).

Dynamic Banner is a module that lightens the load on web developers from creating many blocks for pages with different banners.
This module will read from the database to automatically decide which banner goes on which page based off of the rules and administrator sets.
This module has many different usage patterns and is extremely reusable.

There is various usage notes in the help section of the module

This module supports

Create charts in Drupal using the Highcharts JavaScript library. This module includes an API and Views integration.

The Previewable Email Template (PET) module lets you create email templates, with token substitution, which can be previewed by the user before sending. The emails can be sent to one or many email addresses in a flexible way, and the recipients may or may not be Drupal account holders (users).

PET stores templates in a db table, not the variables table, so there is none of the memory usage which goes with the latter.

PET templates are in one place for easy management by site administrators. Emails can be sent one of three ways:

Reviser is an inline wysiwyg editor, meaning you can edit the node body content without going to the edit page. Just click anywhere on the node body and start editing. Since you are actually editing the HTML DOM on the same page where the content is actually viewed all changes you make will appear exactly the same when you hit save. A true what-you-see-is-what-you-get experience that a wysiwyg editor should provide

Makro module allows administrators to record and playback browsing on web-site.

It is not recommended to install this module on your live web-site, instead you should only use Makro API module and execute macro from hook_update().

Views Taxonomy: limit exposed dropdown by term depth provides enhanced functionality for the exposed dropdown filter for taxonomy terms in Views.

Exposed term filters can already be limited to display only terms selected in the Views interface. But what if content creators add new taxonomy terms? They will have to navigate the Views interface and add these new terms to the list of terms shown by exposed filters.