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Parature 2.x (available only for Drupal 7) brings the Parature API Library into Drupal for module developers.
Parature 1.x (available only for Drupal 5) enables integration with the Parature customer support portal.

A library which helps modules to extend abstractions defined by other modules. It simply dynamically extends more classes with one class. All of those classes are defined and used outside of this module. It only generates code (files), stores class definitions to the cache that can be then returned back to the modules to work with. It was designed to be used for simulating something what can be called "horizontal extensibility" of classes. The advantage of this approach is that the only requirement on that target module is then if it has an interface for registering new classes for use.

Guestbook Views provides Views module integration for the Guestbook module.

The module makes available the following:

Front-end designers, project managers, and clients consistently ask Drupal engineers for clickable wireframes early in the development cycle. When developing "agilely", this is particularly important. Unfortunately, it's not always easy to manage placeholder page content in Drupal. Often it's done by creating placeholder nodes, but that requires either maintaining database dumps containing these nodes, or creating them on the fly with install scripts.

Up RPC is a system for migrating data from a Drupal 5 site to a Drupal 6 site, for use on those site upgrades where the D6 version of the site is an entirely new build rather than an upgrade.

Imports run as a batch process, with data transmitted over XMLRPC using Services and Transport. The framework provides the means to migrate users, taxonomy terms, and nodes, including CCK fields.

This module provides a layer on top of the Views interface for registering new handlers ready for dynamical handler extending. It's an API module designed to be used by other modules to ease the implementation of the Decorator module for achieving "horizontal extensibility" in Views. It takes care only of the interface and lets the code alone to be cooked by the Decorator module.

This module changes the "Rewrite the output of this field" section in all Views fields in the UI. To accomplish that it uses the Views Decorator module.

At the moment it provides field rewriting using regular expression patterns and replacement strings, which may also contain replacement tokens that can use any existing field output.

This module is a port of CCK Field Definitions for Drupal 7. It will support the new Field API, instead of CCK.

The purpose of this module is to display to the user a list of node type fields, along with their descriptions, in a dictionary-like fashion. This is especially useful for node types that have a large amount of fields (hundreds) because it allows for viewing all the fields at a glance and studying the definitions without having to go into the actual node creation form.

The Flexi Access module will provide a simple and flexible interface to the ACL (Access Control List) module. It will let you set up and mange ACLs naming individual users that are allowed access to a particular node.

The module let you manage access to individual nodes. The administrator may grant individual users the right to: View (read), update (edit/write), and delete the node.