Under active development

Flickr Rippr reads flickr.com for users latest public photos, and turns these into content (nodes) on your drupal website.

You need only publish to flickr.com, and they will automagically appear on your drupal website after each cron run. Join this up with the Views module and make photo galleries, blocks, and other awesomes.

Example available on author's blog: http://coffee.geek.nz/photos

requires the Flickr API module.

With the protected node module, users can restrict access to a node with a password they provide when creating the node (or a site wide password or a per node type password). On node creation, authorized authors can protect a node by supplying a password and verifying the strength of the password via JavaScript.

This module allows you to take snapshots of your site. It turns a Drupal installation into a sandbox that you can use to:

• Try out and test new modules, configuration, etc.
• Set up a public demonstration site for a contributed module or theme.
• Develop and test update and upgrade paths.

Whenever you need to reset your site to the state of a saved snapshot a click of your mouse will do so.

With cron enabled, a site can be automatically reset to a chosen snapshot in a definable interval.

External Links is a small module used to differentiate between internal and external links. Using jQuery, it will find all external links on a page and add an external icon indicating it will take you offsite or a mail icon for mailto: links.

Configuration options:

Google Custom Search Engine (CSE) is a free service that can be used to search a set of one or more sites.

After installing this module, simply configure the Drupal module to use CSE by entering Google's unique ID for a CSE. Once you have granted permission for one or more roles to search using Google CSE, users can search the current Google CSE index from search/google or a search block.

Implements a Views plugin to display tagcloud-like list of everything handled by views, using the tagadelic module.

Rounded corners integrates Rounded corners jQuery plugin with Drupal.

The most simple use of the module can be summarized in the following lines:

  $commands = array();
  $commands[] = array('selector' => '.foo');
  // Add the rounded corners.
  rounded_corners_add_corners($commands);

README.txt covers all options and features.

This module converts node bodies and titles written with valid(!) HTML markup to XLIFF (XML Localization Interchange File Format) and back to HTML. You can use Computer Aided Translation (CAT) tools to support your content translation process.

Note that this module is in the very early stages, and there are several limitations. Testing and improvements (patches) are very much welcome!

Track Host is a simple module for Drupal that help site publisher to follow the step-by-step navigation , tracking "how" and for "how long" anonymous and registered users browse through your web site.

Filtering information from the access_log table (host field) this module gives to you tracking of the user (IP host) navigation.

The module provides:
- a list table of the recent hosts
- a detail table with the host navigation traking
- a side block from which you'll have access to the list and detail table

This is a collection of logging and alerts modules. They interface to the new custom logging watchdog hook available in 6.x.