Under active development

Mediareference is a compound field which extends CCK nodereference field with some special fields like title, description, link, color etc. which can be optionaly enabled in per-field CCK settings. It allows page editors to assign media nodes (primarily images) to other content and add custom title, link or description to them. Widget includes Mediareference browser popup which is built upon the view and allows flexible filtering and output of the media nodes.

Implemented features:

• Mediabrowser popup view (lightbox lightframe) with dynamical node type filtering and exposed filters (types are get from CCK referenceable types field settings)
• Adding new media nodes through Mediabrowser popup
• Assigning thumbnail source field for each node type per mediareference field
• Optional special fields: title, description, link, color, ...
• Each special field can be switched on/off per cck field settings
• WYSIWYG support - ability to insert image/video from mediareference widget to every text content (textarea)

Generates a printable (PDF) representation of a user's signup data to sign and send back.

A module for scoring the e-commerce orders using MaxMind.com Credit Card Fraud Detection.

You will need a MaxMind account to use the module. Also this module currently only integrates with Ubercart store.

This module adds a new node option Premium content along with core publishing options (Published, Promoted to front page, Sticky at top of lists).

When a node is published as premium content, only users with proper privileges may view the full content of the node.

Non-premium users can still access premium nodes but only get the content rendered in teaser context, even when trying to view the full content. An additional message informs them that the content is available to premium users only.

Last Changed is a module which simply keeps track of the last time any record of a certain type changes. By default the module supports nodes, comments, and users, but other types can be added as well by implementing hook_last_changed().

Last changed is useful in cases where you simply need to know the last time a record was edited, for example in order to generate incremental updates or to query the last records of multiple types that have changed.

This module includes Views support.

This is a module that extends the module context by adding more conditions and reactions.

Provides the following sub modules:

The Page Syndication module works in conjunction with Panels and CTools to create content that other sites can embed with a single line of JavaScript. Content can take the form of just about anything that can be put on a Panels pages, including polls, quizzes, forms or a calendar.

Key features:

"The cck model for voting with Drupal" (source)

This module provides flexible voting widgets for nodes and comments.

Administrators can add multiple widgets. By default, there are 8 widget types to choose from:

• Thumbs up
• Thumbs up / down
• Number up / down
• Fivestar
• Emotion (this makes me mad, angry...)
• Yes / no
• Slider
• Custom

By using "custom" you can customize the rating buttons and Voting API mode. Widget types can be extended by other modules. Other features include:

• Views integration
• Nodes get an extra tab with voting results per widget, which shows:
  • Total vote count
  • Average rating
  • Total points (for thumbs up / down)
  • Vote count per button
  • Chart of vote count per button, per day
• Multiple ratings on the same node (i.e. for "comfort", "location", "services" etc.)
• Voting can be closed at a configurable period after node creation
• Start- and enddates can be configured per node, per widget

DrupalChat allows visitors of your Drupal site to chat with each other privately or together in a public chatroom. This module enables sites to provide online support for their products/services, and thereby increases user engagement. Also, it is useful for social networking sites, forums, blogs, etc. It logs the user conversations so that they can be later viewed in message inbox. You can try it out live here.

This module allows site maintainer to index HTML Element's attribute information in search indexes. It also works with apachesolr search modules.

INSTALLATION

- This module requires http://drupal.org/project/simplehtmldom to parse the DOM tree.
- Download and enable the module at admin/settings/module
- Configure this module at admin/settings/search, see the screen shot

CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE: