Under active development

Goals:

1. Assist in making Drupal content more accessible.
2. Serve as an api for other drupal accessibility modules when common
   functionality is needed
3. Demonstrate modifications to existing themes to make them accessible.
4. Serve as a demonstration to promote accessibility improvements to Drupal core and contributed modules. We realize accessibility should be integrated into core and all contributed modules, but understand the need for short term fixes also.

Components

Accessible Helper Modules is a group of modules.

Media: YouTube adds YouTube as a supported media provider.

Most popular web services, including YouTube, support oEmbed. It is generally recommended to use Media: oEmbed instead of individual provider modules.

Requirements

Media: YouTube has one dependency.

Contributed modules

There are a multitude of different import and export modules in existence to handle the complex task of getting data from other systems into Drupal. A wiki page has been created in an attempt to focus the efforts of the module developers and provide a handy guide for users looking to make a decision.

Term Fields allows you to define fields for taxonomy terms in the same way that CCK allows you to define fields for nodes.

Possible uses for this module

• You own a book review site where you use the Taxonomy module to classify book reviews by the book author. You've created a view that lists all book authors on the site, but instead of just listing the author's name, you'd like to include some biographical information as well, such as the author's date of birth.
• You have a video game fansite where your classify news, reviews, and images with a vocabulary where all the terms are games. You want to create an index of all games on your site, but instead of just listing the name of the game, you want to list the game's release date, publisher and platform.
• You have a recipes site where recipes are nodes and are classified with a vocabulary where the terms are the chefs who created the recipes. Again, you want to list all the chefs with a view, but you also want to list their favorite recipe next to their name.

Any situation where taxonomy terms need more than just a title and a description is where Term Fields comes in to use.

Views Accordion provides a display style plugin for the Views module.
It will take the results and display them as a JQuery accordion, using the first field as the header for the accordion rows.

The module integrates the jQuery UI Accordion plugin as a views style plugin. You can configure the options provided by the jQuery UI plugin.

Looking for co-maintainers

This module allows you to display node count values for your terms in Views.

Drupal 6

It is possible to use taxonomy_term_count_nodes() or write your own query to retrieve the number of nodes attached to any particular term, but this can hinder performance if you want to display node counts for a lot of terms at the same time.

This module adds to the functionality of Rebuild content access permissions. This is useful if you are using Content access control (Node access) modules.

This module provides Authorize.net integration to e-Commerce for credit card payment services.

The Nodereference Explorer (NRE) is a selection dialog for creating references between nodes. Editors can link arbitrary content type instances, e. g. pages, stories, news, images etc., with each other. Typical use-cases are for instance:

The Nagios monitoring module integrates your Drupal site with the Nagios monitoring application.

The module reports to Nagios that the site is up and running normally, including:

• PHP is parsing scripts and modules correctly (in case PHP gets disabled for some reason)
• The database is accessible from Drupal
• Whether there are configuration issues with the site, such as:
  • pending Drupal version update
  • pending Drupal module updates
  • unwritable 'files' directory
  • Pending updates to the database schema
  • Cron not running for a specified period
  • Anything else reported in the Administer -> Reports -> Status report (requirements)

If you already use Nagios in your organization to monitor your infrastructure, then this module will be useful for you. If you only run one or two Drupal sites, Nagios may be overkill for this task.