Under active development

Leverage the power of nodewords custom pages to set the page title using wildcard paths and global tokens. Great for tough-to-reach page titles in Views, Panels, and other non-node paths!

Overview

@font-your-face provides an administrative interface for browsing and applying web fonts (using CSS @font-face, supported in all popular browsers) from a variety of sources. Try it out on simplytest.me.

@font-your-face now has a stable release for Drupal 8! Give it a try today!

Features

• A font browsing interface allows selection of fonts from from several providers:
  • Typekit.com
  • Google Fonts
  • Adobe Edge Web Fonts
  • Font Squirrel
  • Fonts.com
  • Fontdeck (7.x only, service now deprecated)
• Fonts are automatically loaded on site simply by clicking "Enable"; no need to create font files, write CSS, add JS, nor figure out different methods for every font provider.
• Clear indication of license restrictions on provided fonts.
• Fonts can be applied to specific text on the site either by using the provided font-family identifier in theme CSS, or by typing a CSS selector directly in the @font-your-face interface.
• The @font-your-face code is designed for re-use, so other modules can both supply and read active and available font information.
• You can also import your own local fonts in WOFF format.)
• Fonts can be exported/imported(7.x-2.x via Features, 8.x via core configuration)
• Automated tests (8.x via TravisCI)

Ubercart payment modules for Parsian bank ( Iran location )

by : Italent

Supporter : http://irdrupal.com ( Official Drupal Support Site For Persians )

Ubercart payment modules for saman bank ( Iran location )

by : Italent

Supporter : http://irdrupal.com ( Official Drupal Support Site For Persians )

Overview

This module is an extension to LoginToboggan
A Drupal 7 version is available now.

It prevents users from login in pre-auth state introduced by LoginToboggan.
Many modules are incompatible with LoginToboggans intermediate (login) state and also the permission situation becomes very complex to maintain and explain to users and customers.

A simple module/ filter to render JSXGraph tags. This is designed and tested on Drupal 6.x for now.

Customizations used on security.drupal.org itself. It is not meant to be useful to other sites, except as an educational example of the kinds of modifications you can make via a site-specific module.

To find issues which will help security.drupal.org that are in other module's queues, look for the security.drupal.org love tag.

The keyword analysis module provides a quick and simple method of extracting keywords from website content.

Watch the Keyword Analysis screencast demo

The Keyword Analysis module uses an open source algorithm that extract keywords on your Drupal server without needing to connect to a 3rd party API. Via the Content Analysis UI it can be used to extract keywords from node content, from any URL or from a text field.

The Keyword Research module provides intelligence to help you explore, analyze and select better keyword phrases for your content directly from your website. It also enables you to quickly and easily organize your targeted keywords and tag pages using a variety of popular methods.

Watch the Keyword Research screencast demo

This module backports the pluggable and secure hashing from Drupal 7 to use with Drupal 6.

But wait you say! How is this module different from the Secure Password Hashes (phpass) you ask? There are a few major functional and architectural differences between these two projects:

• It includes the default password.inc file used in Drupal 7. This file can also be easily swapped out using $conf['password_inc']. As such the module is designed to make porting your site to Drupal 7 easier.
• The module can be disabled at any time without any side effects. To disable the Secure Password Hashes module without requiring all users to request new passwords, you have to first disable the secure hashes, and then all users have to login at least once.
• The module doesn't actually remove the md5 hashes from the database.
• Because the module provides a pluggable password.inc, it can also be used for painless user logins when migrating to Drupal from another CMS which hashes its passwords not using simple MD5().

New 2.x branch

The 2.x branch of Password module will no longer keep MD5 password hashes in the {users} table. The module now stores the secure hashes directly in {users}.pass using the same secure hashing method used in Drupal 7.

The upgrade path for this may not quite work properly, so make backups and use at your own risk until 6.x-2.0 officially is released.