This is an API-only module; it does not provide any new functionality in the Drupal user interface or menu system. You will likely only need to install it if it is required by another module, or you wish to use it from your own custom PHP code.
This module allows users to unpublish content using a url placed anywhere in a Drupal site
Basically all you have to do the following:
<a href="<?php print base_path().'url_unpublish/15';?>">Unpublish Node</a>
You will be redirected to an unpublish confirmation page, and once you click unpublish the node will be unpublished
You can use the code in your views, blocks or any part of the site
UC Pagamento Digital integrates the Pagamento Digital, a brazilian payment gateway to Ubercart project
The Drupal Build modes module allows a site administrator to add node build modes via the administration user interface.
Build modes are a feature in CCK that expand Drupal's node displays beyond just full, teaser, print and RSS. You can define any number of new build modes either in code using CCK's hook_content_build_modes(). (For information about the hook, see the implementations CCK provides on behalf of core.)
Although the free Google Translate API v1 was discontinued, Google Translate API v2 is a for-pay API, costing $20/MB. The D6 6.x-1.2 (and higher) and 7.x-1.2 (and higher) versions of this module now support the API v2, so please try it.
This module uses the Google Translate API v2 and the jquery-translate plugin to offer to translate any region in your content that can be specified with a CSS selector.
Provides integration for foursquare.com into Activity Stream
Update system for brainstormblogger profile.
For now empty.
Intended for future releases of system and for brainstormbogger distribution usage tracking via drupal update utility.
This module is intended for usage with brainstormblogger installation profile only. There will be added update/installation/configuration presets for newbies in Drupal and users without any experience in drupal configuration/installation.
Opens edit forms for selected CCK fields or field groups in modal frames from the node view.
This module is pretty similar in concept as the Popups: Subedit module. However, it's based on the Modal Frame API, meaning the forms are rendered within iframes, therefore these forms do not alter the DOM of the parent page, and provide full support for advanced editing features such as WYSIWYG editors, File uploads, CCK buttons to add more items, Multigroups, etc.
Drupal dumps users who log out onto the home page, which is like throwing people out your door the moment they put on their hat.
This module adds the destination back to the current page with JavaScript and checks to make sure the user has access before trying to have the user stay there on logout.
Proxy provides a simple HTTP proxy API. This is mostly an API module, meaning that unless you need it for development or another module, there is not much reason to download this module.