Under active development

This module provides a field display formatter to render field values as HTML or comma-separated lists. This can currently be used on all core field types (text, long text, number, list, and taxonomy reference etc..) and some contributed fields. (see below).

For multi-value fields, each field value becomes a list item. For long text fields, each line becomes a list item.

This is for Ubercart. If you are using Ubercart to sell tickets or entries to an event or perhaps a race, it's very helpful to have a list, per item, of who bought what. For a competition, this will become an entry list. For a performance, this may become your will-call attendance list.

You may simply want to know who bought what! Who are the purchasers of a given item can be useful in any of a number of instances... recalls, promotions, and the like.

Main Idea

Report Courier is intended to provide a smooth path for report delivery on an Intranet allowing non-tech users to quickly deliver distinct reports to individual users according to their specific areas of interest.

Intended Workflow

The reports are assumed to be individual files named according to a private key and zipped up. The zip file is uploaded, a month and year are chosen. Upon submitting this file, the module unzips the contents, identifies the files, creates a CCK Filefield node and names it using Token module. It then stores the file according to a file structure you can customize using the Filefield_paths module and attaches the security code. You assign your users the security code in the "My Account" area. When the code on the report node and the user match, the file becomes available.

File access is simply designed to deny or approve access to individual files when using Drupal’s private download method. See ‘background’ below for more information. Requires PHP5 because of some functions.

sponsored by GotDrupal.com,
designed by Matt Petrowsky

This is a library of tools to assist with writing update hooks.

If you use an update hook deployment workflow, you can end up with a lot of repetitive code for things like disabling a view, enabling or disabling a module, or reverting part or all of a feature. In addition, the existing functions to accomplish these tasks often don't catch exceptions nicely or do basic sanity checking before running. This can cause your update hooks to fail in unexpected ways, often without useful information.

In this module, there are three classes to improve this process.

This module provides support for international banking standards and identifiers such as BIC (ISO 9362) and IBAN (ISO 13616).

Current features include CCK field types for BIC and IBAN identifiers, as well as an API to parse and validate those identifiers (with specific IBAN support for 52 countries, up to date as of Release 13 of the ISO 13616 IBAN Registry).

This module provides an Ubercart payment method. It helps to display the shop's bank account details to the customer so a direct money transfer can be initiated by the customer. Depending on where you are from you might call this method bank transfer, wire transfer, giro transfer or direct deposit.

Features

The Drupal Path module matches only full URLs when creating SEO-friendly aliases. This module extends that behavior by also matching known sub-paths and replacing them with their respective alias. For example, if node/1 is aliased to content/alias, this module rewrites the link to the node edit page node/1/edit to use the aliased URL content/alias/edit instead. This also includes Views URLs taking a node as argument (node/%/yourview), in short, every URL that is based on, or extends, an existing alias. In combination with the Pathauto module it is possible to get rid of all remaining exposed internal URLs.

The module has moved to the Sub-pathauto module for Drupal 7 and beyond. It can be downloaded at http://drupal.org/project/subpathauto.

Misery is a module designed to make life difficult for certain users.

Drush scripts for creating Drupal sites from a shell. Tested with Debian and Ubuntu.

What it does: It gives you easy control over Drupal sites under apache2 and Debian based systems like Ubuntu. It works with Drupal-5.x, Drupal-6.x, and Drupal-7.x (it may miss some features in different versions) It works with mysql and postgresql.

You should cd into your drush command dir, and clone the master. For a stable release you can use the command drush dl and move the downloaded dir into your command dir.

Example:

For quick install of a Drupal system use e.g.: