Maintenance fixes only

It's a powerful module which enhance other modules functionality by personalizing form settings provided by them per user or per role.

Example 1:
Module_1 have the settings page at admin/settings/my_module_settings
As you know, those settings are global.
With this module, if you allow users to change those options (access administration pages), each user (or role) will have his own Personalized Settings.

This is simple module that adds a trigger when a user password is updated. It uses the built-in trigger module from Drupal core.

The trigger can be setup at build/trigger/node.

An action included in the Password Trigger named "Send password change notification e-mail" can send a tokenized email to the affected user. The email notification is sent to the email address set on the account before the password change in case the password change also includes an email change.

The email action can be setup at admin/settings/actions/manage.

This is a driver that allows Drupal to use an Oracle Database as the primary backend.

To create drupal nodes in a MySQL backend from Oracle tables you should use something like migrate project, which is a robust data migration solution.

The Agenda module allows you to display a list of upcoming events from Google Calendar as a block on your website.

The events are automatically downloaded and cached from the Calendar IDs specified in the Agenda administration page. Unlimited calendars can be added, and the colours for each calendar can be specified in the CSS file.

The output is fully themeable, and uses jQuery for dynamic effects such as rounded corners, and click-toggling extra information.

Permission Select is a module that allows for quicker editing of role permissions on /admin/user/permissions.

The module utilizes jQuery to manipulate the DOM, creating links to check all / uncheck all on each set of permissions for each module. This allows for quicker manipulation of permissions for standard users.

TimeCert is a web service for timestamping content. This provides evidence by a trusted third-party that something (e.g. a blog post, a document, or a file) existed at a given time. TimeCert records and gives you the timestamp for when someone first referenced a given digital fingerprint.

The UC Variable Price product feature allows you to turn any product in your Ubercart store into a variable priced product. Instead of using a fixed price entered by an administrator, customers can specify their own price for a product on the add to cart form. This makes it a useful module for donation sites! The module will automatically take care of the product add to cart shopping cart forms to accommodate the variable price field. It affords you some measure of control over the titles of various fields and also lets you specify a minimum and maximum price for any given product. Extra integration with Ubercart's product classes interface allows you to set default Variable Price product features on every product created of any given product class.

Project merged into Drupal Tweaks module

Please use following module instead:
Drupal Tweaks

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This module allow you to enable and change following settings in database:
- SQL_BIG_SELECTS
- MAX_JOIN_SIZE
- MAX_ALLOWED_PACKET
- WAIT_TIMEOUT
and changing SQL_MODES

This module assists with the site/domain ownership authentication/verification for search engines. There are two types of verification methods supported: adding meta tags, or uploading a specific file. If you are provided with a file to upload, this module makes it easy because you can upload the file in the module's interface and the proper filename and file contents will be saved and used in the authentication process.

This module is useful for the following search engine verifications:

• Google Webmaster Tools
• Google Apps
• Bing Webmaster Central (formerly Live Search)
• Yahoo! Site Explorer
• Yandex.ru
• Any search engine or web service that uses META tags or file upload to verify that you are the owner of a site.

This module shows users other nodes that they might be interested in based on a simple logic and using taxonomy. The aim of this module is to provide sensible defaults and an easy configuration (not that Views-like) for normal users and to allow it to be manually overriden.

This module has similarities to other recommendation or similar modules (many of which are Drupal 6 only).

The features of this module are: