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This module is a greenhouse for Rules functionality – triggers, actions and conditions that could be included in the Rules module, but probably should be tested out and voted on first. Feel free to add your own ideas, opinions, examples and feature requests!

Note 1: I do not plan to make a stable release of this project. It is a greenhouse for building and trying out new functionality for Rules, and should always be open for new and untested ideas.

Note 2: The Views integration in this kind of broken. It will be rewritten, but that has not started yet. If you want to use Views to load entities into Rules, I recommend Views Bulk Operations. See the VBO chapter at http://dev.nodeone.se/node/984 for a tutorial on how to do this.

Installation

The usual. Download, enable. You will need the Rules module. (Surprise!)

A very simple module which would allow you to show all/any comments attached to all node translations. Just a great way to communicate in truly multi-lingual environments.

For example I have node in English and Spanish. Drupal natural way would be to show comments for en/es translation separately (attached to en/es content). But i18n_comments will aggregate all English and Spanish comments for any translations. It doesn't matter if user will leave a comment to any node translation.

Provides conditional actions for notifying users with recurring payments if their credit card expiry date is approaching or they are soon to be charged a recurring payment.

This module extends drupal to support http://www.cherokee-project.com/doc/modules_handlers_secdownload.html for private downloads. Urls generated for private ressources will expire after a certain time. The following transfer protocols are supported:

• Server (e.g. Cherokee)
• PHP
• X-Sendfile
• X-Accel-Redirect

Quite a few people have wanted to show the results of a view as a comma-separated list. For example, for a view that returns:

• Node 1
• Node 2
• Node 3

With this module, you can format it like this:

Node 1, Node 2, and Node 3

This module adds a new display style to Views. There are a few configurable options determining exactly what delimiter to use, what to do right before the last item, etc. In order for the list items to be properly formatted inline, the fields displayed must be inline.

This module simplifies the core Menu and Shortcut modules by merging the "List links" and "Edit menu" operations into a single administration page.

If you've ever accidentally clicked "Edit menu" hoping to edit the most important part of a menu (its links) but then found that all you could do from that page was edit the menu's name and description instead, this module is for you. What it does for the time being is get rid of the "List links" terminology altogether and consolidate everything under the "Edit menu" page, where most people will naturally look for it.

This module provides some enhancements to the Drupal Commerce attribute handling.

The improvement contains:

• Attribute field for line item
• Edit option for attributes

Sponsored by www.customweb.ch.

Warning: This project is in early alpha. No plans for a Drupal 6 version.

Block Party is an aggregation of block module tweaks.

This module provides a simple single sign on solution based on OpenID and native in Drupal. It is single the provider (server) module, related to: OpenID Single Sign On Relying Party

You can set up a central provider (which ideally is another instance of Drupal) and a lot of another (Drupal) websites (so called relying parties). This way the users can login to every single relying party website using a centralized login provider where authentication is happening.

This module provides a simple single sign on solution based on OpenID and native in Drupal. It is the relying party counterpart for a server based on OpenID, related to: OpenID Single Sign On Provider

You can set up a central provider (which ideally is another instance of Drupal) and a lot of another (Drupal) websites (so called relying parties). This way the users can login to every single relying party website using a centralized login provider where authentification is happening.