Under active development

Description

This module provides the ability to have more fine-grained control over what users with the permission 'administer permissions' can configure. You can decide which user roles will see a limited permissions table at admin/user/permissions, and who has unrestricted access to it. The modules allows you to lock certain permissions and / or certain roles. This means that these permissions / roles will not be available for configuration to a user with limited permission configuration rights.

This module allows taxonomy administrators the ability to restrict setting individual terms on nodes by user or role. This developed out of a need to allow limiting creation of specific newsletters in the SimpleNews module to a user or role. For example, franchise owners can be limited to their own newsletters while managers can have access to all newsletters. However, the module could be applied to other situations where specific terms are considered to be "privileged" terms, such as marking a wiki page as stable or verified.

Adds user account purchasing support to Drupal e-Commerce.

Module for e-Commerce version 3 created by Sammy Spets from Synerger Pty Ltd.

This module provides per-language access control for creating and updating nodes by adding a list of checkboxes for each available language to the user add/edit form (only visible to users with 'administer users' permission). These language permissions are combined with the normal user permissions to give more fine-grained access control.

The Node Reference URL Widget module adds a new widget to the Node Reference field type. It auto-populates a node reference field with a value from the URL, and does not allow this value to be changed once set. It can automatically provide a link on the referencing node types, that will contain the proper URL to prepopulate the field.

The sample illustration might help explain the Node Reference URL Widget in action.

Mustardseed Media also has an excellent screencast on Node Reference URL Widget.

Drupal 6.x.

The ccfilter module - collection of popular filters.
Ccfilter: PHP inline code.
Ccfilter: Collapse text.
Ccfilter: Tooltip.
Ccfilter: Description.
Ccfilter: Smileys.
Ccfilter: Hidden text.
Ccfilter: Auto tags.

Please, read README.TXT file before installation to avoid troubles.

Drupal 7.x.
Ccfilter: Collapse text (ccfcollapse)
Ccfilter: hidden text (ccfhidden)
Ccfilter: Smileys (ccfsmileys)

Content Complete is a CCK extension module that allows to tag CCK fields needed for completion (CCK Complete). The module checks the tagged fields against the content provided for those content types, and computes a complete percentage that can be shown to the user.

The complete percentage can be shown to the user in the form of a block, or using the views integration available since version 1.2.

MERCI can extend any content type into a list of unique reservable items (like studios) or buckets of interchangeable items (like DV cameras). We followed the approach used by Organic Groups, Feed API, and Scheduler and added MERCI's configuration to the Edit tab of those content types.

Enables a Drupal site to authenticate members of an organization that is using iMIS Association Management System. This module requires the use of the ATS Login Web Service (ValidateLoginWithData method) which must be licensed from Assocation Technology Solutions (www.atsol.org).

The module has the following key features.

This module provides basic integration with the blip.fm web API. Features include: