This project has been discontinued. If you wish to take it over, please submit a Drupal.org webmaster issue to that effect.
Interfaces the RDF API with the Sesame 2.0 native RDF store over HTTP, making Sesame repositories available to Drupal.
This module creates a table listing all information about users, including any custom profile fields.
User Info's current focus is to display everything that Drupal knows about registered users. It does not (currently) interface in any way, shape, or form with CCK or Views.
Warning: - Don't use this with the Advanced Profile module. See This Issue for details.
If you want to use this module, your options are:
BlockTerm lets you specify taxonomy terms to show this block on. When you visit a page where the node is tagged with one of these terms, the block will show, otherwise it won't.
This module will submit your Drupal website to http://drupalwebsites.org , a directory where to find (and expose) websites powered by drupal.
This module is now in the abandoned status, still http://drupalwebsites.org is still alive and kicking
You may also be interested in the official Sites Made with Drupal
IMPORTANT - This module is no longer supported - Use Comment Notify instead if you are a new user or migrate to it if you are already using Comment Subscribe. We have created a simple migration script. Please see below for instructions.
About Comment Subscribe
This module allows anonymous as well as registered users to subscribe to individual comments of given node. When a user, either anonymous or registered, posts a comment, he/she can subscribe to that comment and will be notified of replies to that comment. Notifications will have a teaser of the node and a link to the comment. Notifications will also have links that will allow the user to unsubscribe from notifications for that particular comment or unsubscribe from notification for all his/her comments on that node. The development of this project was funded by Zyxware Technologies
Allow your client to interact with Case Tracker from the comfort of her own site.
This project has been replaced by Form module.
Integrated Metatags allows you to expose content data in META-tags on full-page node views, with Metatag options stored per content type. Node, taxonomy, and user information are all available out of the box, with an optional CCK module that exposes CCK data. Additionally, if the Token module is enabled you can use tokens in your Metatags. Using all of these different sources for data, you can name your Metatags however you would like, and can even combine like-named Metatags into a single comma-separated tag.
TWiki Filter is a set of custom content filters that formats nodes using TWiki style formatting. This module will help users converting from TWiki to Drupal, or provide an alternative formatting method for nodes.
TWiki Filter is in development and not yet ready for official release, however it is usable. Currently bulleted lists, numbered lists, tables (no sorting), headings, WikiWords, and basic formatting are supported.
