Blog Archive By Creation Time

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Drupal out of the box supports blog functionality. But like other blogging platforms, it does not provide a archive, based on creation time.
This can be easily done using views to have a monthly archive, but creating a monthly archive group by year or creating a archive
which shows title (as a link to the content) group by month and group by year is not possible.
This module creates a block for blog archive. Options are there to configure whether to have a monthly archive or monthly archive group by year
or blog title archive group by month and group by year.

Exit on unsaved form

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It works, but it is still under intensive development

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During the development phase:
The module checks whether the currently form has been changed before process of leaving / closing the overlay / form. When the form is not saved confirmation window is displayed with the text defined in it.

it allows to set up css class for changed elements, and (feature) revert element state.

Co-maintainer wanted

I do this in my spare time, an extra co-maintainer would be welcome. If you're interested in helping, please contact me or open an issue in the this module issue tracker.

Install

  1. Download
    git clone --recursive --branch 7.x-1.x http://git.drupal.org/sandbox/ajtis.pl/1934834.git exit_on_unsaved_form
    

Node User

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Node User is intended to allow nodes to act as users. It does this by creating a user for each node. This functionality can be configured by node type.

This module differs from Content Profile. Content profile is designed to extend a user profile with content from a node. Node User on the other hand is intended to extend a node with a user. The node can still be authored by a different user, and indeed, this is kind of the point.