This is a CCK module that automatically wraps linked media files with enclosure tags added with the CCK Filefield module.
This module was sponsored and is maintained by Left Right Minds.
This module allows you to save your current configuration of exposed filters for later use. This can be especially useful for Views with a lot of exposed filters.
Whenever a View is changed, all saved searches for that View are deleted, to prevent corruption. If the user has JavaScript enabled, the saving and deleting process happens through AHAH, and the new section is displayed below the exposed filters section. When JavaScript is disabled, the new section is displayed above the exposed filters section.
This module provides a filter to allow users to insert KML files into nodes which will be automatically displayed on top of google maps.
Uses a filter to embed a google map overlayed with a KML file using square brackets
like [mykml:http://mapgadgets.googlepages.com/cta.kml (41.88414, -87.63238), 10] or in general [mykml:path-to-kml (lat,lon), zoom]
Initially sponsored by eParticipation Initiative at CU Denver and PlaceMatters
As per 2011-01-27, this project is not maintained anymore. If you are looking for a module with a similar purpose, see Comment driven.
The very useful Admin Menu can get in the way if you would like a screenshot without it but don't want to log out. This module will hide the admin menu with the press of a key. After pressing a key combination in your browser (Ctrl+Alt in D5, back-tick ` in D6) the menu is slid down from the top of browser's viewing area. Pressing the combination again will hide the menu. In D6, the page margin is changed when the menu is hidden, so you don't notice the empty space.
No longer maintained, primarily because I've taken a full-time non-Drupal job. Facebook's lawyers asked me to take down the drupalforfacebook.org website, because the domain had the f-word in it.
This set of modules turns Drupal into a platform for developing Facebook Applications. This allows you to embed your content and features within facebook, or allow facebook users onto your site via Facebook Connect.
This module removes the enclosures created by the upload module on RSS feeds.
The upload module automatically attaches uploads as enclosures to RSS feeds. There are times where you don't want this.
One case is when you have audio files attached to nodes as enclosures along with pdf files. Feed readers and feedburner may not see these as podcast feeds and may have problems with them. This small module removes the upload module enclosures so this problem can be avoided.
Enables styles/templates editing and the creation of new Smarty themes. Works with Smarty Engine only and requires applying the patches that ships with the module.
It is still a work in progress. So use with caution.
Development sponsored by CivicSpace Labs.
If you are new to RDF, watch this introduction.
RDF is a W3C standard for modeling and sharing distributed knowledge based on a decentralized open-world assumption. Any knowledge about anything can be decomposed into triples (3-tuples) consisting of subject, predicate, and object; essentially, RDF is the lowest common denominator for exchanging data between systems.
This module provides comprehensive RDF functionality and interoperability for the Drupal 6.x platform. For more information, watch the demo video. Be sure to subscribe to the Semantic Web group on groups.drupal.org to keep up with the latest happenings.
Extends 'maxlength' value of 'title' field of the forms from set by default 128 characters to 255 characters. Good in case if nodes on your Drupal site need longer titles than the default length.
This is a back port of a change made in D6. It constitutes a D5 core hack. Since it will not be needed in D6, it will not be supported. Additionally it must be removed prior to upgrading to D6.
There is no uninstall code for this module because longer titles would be too difficult to deal with, so they are left in place.
