Under active development

Multialias provides an interface for automatically generating multiple aliases per content type based off of patterns defined by the user. Multialias creates paths in the same way as Pathauto does.

Multialias is primarily for site builders and developers who want to do conditional business logic on a single node based on path. The goal is to have a single point of administration for a node that resolves at multiple paths.

This is not a module.

This is a set of scripts that hopes to be a general tool for helping integrating with data visualization systems. It now supports codeswarm and wordookie.

This started at github some time ago.

Please see AmazonSES sandbox project.

Amazon SES for sending email in drupal by passing the standard send mail in drupal.
This is being built for drupal version 7.x

A module to ease the frustrations with the core Drupal registration system.

"1 Flash Gallery" is an Image Gallery with an automatic slideshow functionality and a forceful control panel to supervise your image array with no requirement of programming proficiency.

Allows pooled competitions for registered users (best-of-five). Users can view match results, enter match results, and confirm results entered by their competitors.

Show view results in grid with x and y axes determined by taxonomy terms. Each cell of the grid should display the content that contains both terms.

See http://drupal.org/node/357082 for discussion on getting this module's functionality into Views in a more structured way.

So, what's the thing?

Arguments is one of the things that makes Views really powerful. Really. You should already know that arguments is some kind of filters in Views, but that they accept input data instead manual data to set the filter. Enough abou that.

There are at least two problems with arguments as they are currently used in Views:

This is my first d.o git project.