Under active development

Domain Admin adds more granular permissions to the Domain Access module and several of its sub-modules.

Currently the module allows the site admin to delegate the following tasks:

• Editing of domain record, domain settings and domain theme
• Administer primary and secondary menus (also navigation in D6)
• Administer book outline/ rearrange child pages of nodes on domain (requires book module)
• View webform results on domain (requires webform module)
• Add and edit terms assigned to own domain (requires Domain Taxonomy module)

The latest edition of the D7 module now has domain 3.x capability - please test and give feedback!

This module works as a companion to the Graphviz Filter module which integrates the versatile GraphViz tool (=> graph visualization) with Drupal. It provides an AJAX-enabled interface to create and manage graph, node and edge styles, aswell as CCK fields to allow utilizing them for generating styled graphs.

There are already a few modules trying to build upon the plain output generation capabilities of graphviz_filter to visualize structured information:

Overview

GovDelivery Integration with Drupal provides government agencies access to Subscription Sign Up Services, Topic Creation Services and Integrated
Transactional Messaging Services using Drupal modules.

Within the module pack you will find:

GovDelivery Signup Module

Trust me. You shouldn't be enabling this module.

But if you do enable this module, you shouldn't be enabling the module that requires this module either.

Do not enable this module or a module that requires this module in production. That would be bad judgement.

So what does this module do exactly?

This module provides an explicit dependency for modules whose usage requires bad judgement. Joke modules often require "bad judgement".

This module allows for the completely insane ability for a theme to select its own base theme.

This can be useful, but probably isn't.

Note: if two themes both define the same function, like both defining phptemplate_preprocess_page(), you will get the dreaded WSOD. See #422116: Die, themeEngineName_ prefix, die!

COD is the Conference Organizing Distribution, used for building conference and event sites, including DrupalCon Chicago.

This COD Support suite of modules provide the core functionality for the COD distribution and are currently its main development focus area.

Features

Much of the functionality in these modules is exported via Features:

This is an API module, exposing some of the functionality of the Raphaël JavaScript vector graphics library.

Raphaël is a small JavaScript library that should simplify your work with vector graphics on the web. If you want to create your own specific chart or image crop and rotate widget, for example, you can achieve it simply and easily with this library.

Gallery Assist Comments (GAC) extends the Gallery Assist (GA) module with the comment functionality for gallery items.

In other words. GAC allows to comment gallery items.

The GAC functionality is not the standard comment function - implemented from the core comments.

GAC uses a simple comment feature.

This action add the same source image to the canvas which is processed with another imagecache preset.

GCal - An implementation of the Google Calendar API for Drupal.

Drupal 6

Author: Aaron Craig (software@aaroncraig.com)
Developed by: Evolving Design (http://evolving-design.com)

This module implements the API described here: http://code.google.com/apis/calendar/data/2.0/developers_guide.html