Maintenance fixes only

LiveHelpNow is a responsive, reliable, and extremely affordable Help Desk Software for your website. The live chat button plugin adds click-to-chat functionality to your website, allowing you to interact directly with website visitors the same way you would in a traditional retail store. You wouldn't ignore customers in your store, so don't ignore the ones visiting your site every day!

This module allows users to be registered without the necessity to inform an e-mail. Therefore, the e-mail field is non-mandatory.

This module must be used in very specific cases. Consequently, it might possibly cause problems with some Drupal features, such as the user's personal contact form and the e-mail checking of new user accounts (this feature is disabled by this module, by the way).

This module is sponsored by Lexa Sistemas.

1. INSTALLATION

Comment Trust auto-approves comments by users with previously-approved comments. It rewards trusted commenters with immediate approvals, while requiring you to approve the comments by new visitors. Works for both anonymous and authenticated users.

You can configure the threshold of approved comments an email address has to first achieve before gaining auto-approval. You can also provide a list of email addresses (or patterns of email addresses) to always exclude from auto-approval.

Google Analytics Per-Page adds a local menu task to the google analytics configuration to allow extra tracking snippets to be inserted on a per-path basis.

Depends on Google Analytics module.

Description

Datacash integration with Drupal Commerce ecommerce system.

Have you ever worked on a multi-language website that needed different media files per
language? Don't you wish Drupal could just allow you to bundle a group of related files and tag
the language they are in?

The Media Translation module allows you to specify a language for the files you upload
through the Media module, then it allows you to bundle files together in translation sets. By itself, this module is an API module to be used by other modules and does not alter the output of media files.

This module has been moved to http://drupal.org/project/apachesolr_file
The dependence of media module is removed.
apachesolr_file is based on the file_entity 7.x-2.x and APIs of Apache Solr (Which made the file parsing slow on performance, but easy to deploy.

Adding ability to restrict profile tabs to specific account types to http://drupal.org/sandbox/tim.plunkett/1268178.

This is a fully-working example of a simple entity using only the core API (no dependencies on contrib modules). It includes a complete UI with the ability to create, view, update, and delete entities of the "DUG meeting topic" type. The entity is not fieldable (although it would not be difficult to add fields).

The audience for this is module developers who are new to Drupal 7 entities.

The current snapshot can be downloaded from this page.

For Drupal 7. Requires Feeds module (tested with 2.0-alpha4).

This module provides a fetcher and parser plugin for the Feeds module to allow importing tweets from Twitter's REST API.

Currently, this module only supports the statuses/user_timeline command, which returns the most recent tweets for a given user.