Maintenance fixes only

Looking for a co-maintainer - contact beejeebus if you're interested!

Ever wanted to know what changed in the {variable} table? Who changed it? What the old value was?

Well, this is the module for you.

Using a database level trigger and a log of the connection id of the current request, we can log all of this. This should allow a bunch of other modules to be written on top of this one to allow for rollbacks etc.

Postgresql and Mysql supported, requires Mysql version greater than 5, and requires plpgsql installed on the Drupal database for Postgresql.

This module allows users to edit CCK user references from their account edit page.

For example, suppose you have 'Club' nodes, with a user reference to indicate a user is a member of a club. With this module, as well as editing the club to set all its members, users may edit their own account to select which clubs they belong to.

Status

WARNING: half-baked module!

Project Description

Language Switcher Dropdown is a very simple module that exposes a new block, similar to the default Language Switcher block provided by Locale module.

The new block allows site visitors to switch languages using a drop-down select list instead of using hyperlinks.

The module also integrates well with Language Icons module if installed.

The picture says it all.

This small module is designed to help you performance-optimize your use of input filters and input formats.

D7 version now available.

Filter Check does the following:

You need this module if you have a nested menu tree with taxonomy terms, e.g.:

• Term 1
  • Term 1-1
• Term 2
  • Term 2-1

And you have a node referring to the term in menu. For example, node refers to the Term 1-1. On the node page you'll see only the first level of menu, because node itself doesn't have a menu item and the menu becomes collapsed:

• Term 1
• Term 2

Module solves this problem, so the menu will be expanded to display the term referred by current node:

This module is intended for drupal sites running on shared hosting environments, or any server where the user does not have access to an SSH shell or terminal, but would like one. It provides an ajaxy web-based pseudo-shell, letting web users more comfortable with a shell environment perform operations like wget, patch, gzip, rm, etc. In this way, they can perform almost any valid linux/unix commands, including running their own scripts.

This module allows themes to define their own blocks.

PermMill is a module that allows you to define fine-grained permissions on a per-page basis, by altering the menu.
It provides a way to re-define 'required' and 'sufficient' permissions to access a menu item, plus a custom user_access-like function to evaluate the new, more complex, 'access arguments' definition.

The Link Area module provides an "area plugin" for Views 3. It allows customized links to be placed in the header, footer, or empty text of any view.

The obvious use case is to create a list of all nodes of type "foo" and then add a header link to the node/add/foo page. By making it a real link rather than just a blob of HTML in a header text area it gets all of the special handling and clean URL friendliness and base-path portability that any Drupal link gets.

This module requires Views 3.

The Wrong Captcha Counter Block module provide block that display the amount of wrong CAPTCHA submissions. Admins may see this count on the status page. You can set the text before and after this counter. Such widget so popular in the personal blogs on WordPress.This block is a similar to Akismet widget. You may see such block on many WordPress sites. The demo you may see in my blog (on Russian).