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This module lets you group domains together. It has no other functionality, but can be used to for example show a list of domains in a country region or any other type of grouping you might think of. The module uses the Export UI from CTools, so groups should be exportable. Not tested though.

A submodule, Domain Groups Mappings, is included that lets you map Domain Groups to one or more domains. You could use this to create filters that varies depending on what domain you're visiting, for example.

Depends on:

This module provides integration between the Openlayers module (http://drupal.org/project/openlayers) and apachsolr (http://drupal.org/project/apachesolr) with local solr integartion. This provides a map, layer, layer type and block for openlayers. The block renders the map by the module and can be overridden by setting the 'openlayers_solr_map' variable.

Per Page Queue provides a nodequeue service that can display a different subqueue for each page, based on that page's path.

It allows users with permission to create, edit and delete subqueues based on path aliases; By adding the provided block to the site, visitors can view these subqueues when visiting these paths.

Screencast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6a6WbDQHEvE

Overview

Node Link Style lets you take control over your node links by allowing you to add custom CSS classes, wrapper elements, and list types to your node links. After installing this module, add configuration settings at admin/settings/node_link_style that style selected node links.

A simple module that tracks downloads of files added through CCK/Fields by asking anonymous users to enter their email address. Returning anonymous users are tracked using a cookie. A tracking interface shows email address and user account information for tracked files downloaded on the site.

Why only have users enter their email address? Email addresses are a unique and easy way to identify users, and the barrier for entry is lower than actually registering for the site.

Set up is easy:

This module is meant to be a utility module for content admins. It could be useful for content authors/admins to communicate with one another about their content or keep a todo list on pages, thus the name stickynote.

This is a wrapper module for the jQuery Roundabout plugin which provides a carousel like animation for lists of content.
To make this module work you have to either download it manually and put the files under sites/all/libraries/jquery.roundabout or you can use the drush command 'roundabout-plugin'.

This project is in an early stage and doesn't support all options the js library provides. These will be added over time.

Summary

jsPlumb provides a means for a developer to visually connect elements on their web pages. It uses SVG or Canvas in modern browsers, and VML for stone-age browsers. Full transparent support for dragging is included and the API is super simple.

Configuration

The module has an admin interface, where you can enable to always include the JavaScript file to the site.
Otherwise you can include it manually via a simple API function callback, witch includes all dependencies:

A simple module to encompass updates to Drupal to satisfy vulnerabilities reported by Approved Scan Vendors (ASV), often as a result of the PCI DSS compliance processes.

Currently this module only affects the login form, but will be a home for updates as they are identified in the future

The External Help module makes it easier for other modules to add links to external help pages, complementing description texts and help files. The audience of this module is purely other modules – no user interface is provided.

Why this module?

There is already Advanced Help out there, and you can write whatever you like in description texts. So why use this module?

This module supports the idea that it makes sense to have module documentation on drupal.org, in contrast to having it in-code with the module. This makes it possible to find, read and improve documentation without having to install modules and/or write patches.

The idea of this module is to make it easier to link to external help pages in a consistent way, and having all the external help pages listed in one place in the module code – making it easier to maintain them.

This module is also inspired by the discussions about having inline help texts imported from drupal.org, similarly to how translations are imported, thereby allowing updates and improvements without having to change core. This module, however, doesn't go very far in trying to solve that problem. (For more information on this issue, see http://drupal.org/node/1031972 and http://drupal.org/node/1291058.)