Under active development

This module lets administrator to select roles that will be available for selection on registration form.
It also allows to select which roles needs admin approval.

During registration user will be presented with optional checkboxes where he can select a one or more of available roles. If role needs admin approval, user account will be blocked until approved by admin.
Email will be sent to administrator (configurable) with roles that are requested and username of user who request it.

The Fancy dates module provides an array of fancy options for displaying node and comment dates.

By default it overwrites the node submitted theme function (this can be turned off on the content type form). The output is a nicely formatted display of year, month and day. The format of these can be changed under admin/settings/date-time/fancy-dates if needed.

This module makes possible to load blocks from a different Drupal site, where this module's server mode is enabled.

Explaining blogpost: http://www.pronovix.com/blog/remote-blocks

This module is sponsored by Pronovix.

This module doesn't always play nice with the Omega theme: please see https://www.drupal.org/node/2622252 for a potential solution.

This email obfuscation module works similar to the technique described at the list apart article http://www.alistapart.com/articles/gracefulemailobfuscation/. It uses an input filter to "hide" email addresses, then uses javascript to "unhide" them for normal users. You can use this module anywhere you can use input filters (node body, CCK text fields, etc). This module also implements the core contact module for non-javascript browsers in order to keep clickable email links.

This module installs a new block that you may put wherever you like.

The block has some configuration options which need to be filled in before the block will work. Just click the 'Configure' link in the Blocks page. The important one is the path to your LiveZilla installation.

You will still need to install LiveZilla as usual. LiveZilla can be downloaded for free from here: http://www.livezilla.net/home/en/

This is a companion module for Nodequeue.

This module provides a smartqueues based on avaliable content types. It adds a subqueue per node of selected content type to hold an ordered queue for nodes of another types. Any of these types can be used for smartqueues as well to hold additional levels of nodes grouping. So you can build very complex informational structures powered by handy Nodequeue's features and integration.

A user interface to viewing and managing Drupal queues created via the Queue API which began in Drupal 7.

Features:

• View queues and number of items
• Developers can define meta info about queues they create and process
• Process queue with Batch API
• Process queue during cron
• Remove leases
• Delete queue

A complete migration utility for moving a single site (or multiple domains via the Domain Access module) from the Ingeniux CMS to Drupal. The module currently supports:

The module aims to let administrator input multiple pickup address. A new select field will be available inside the Default Pickup address when creating a new product. In this case, it will lessen the task of the editors to type or edit products when having a different pickup address.