The Nodequeue Scheduling module extends Nodequeue with scheduling capacities.
Nodes within a nodequeue that have a scheduled publish/unpublish date in the future can be easily filtered out using Views.
Ouibounce: A small library enabling you to display a modal before a user leaves your website.
With this drupal module, you can embed any kind of block into the Ouibounce modal window.
Does a developer retrieve the actual data of your production database for developing the website?
Does your database contain company/customer/business sensitive information?
If you answer "yes" on both questions, then you actually need to start using the scrambler module.
ATTENTION! WE STRONGLY ADVICE NOT TO USE THIS MODULE IN A LIVE/PRODUCTION ENVIRONMENT. YOUR DATA WILL GET SCRAMBLED AND THE ONLY WAY BACK IS PLACING BACK A DATABASE BACKUP.
The "RSS viewer" module allow you to have a look on RSS feeds without importing it's content.
You can set a RSS feed to each block you create on your site.
Notifications are small messages that are created using predefined templates and sent to users via UI and (optionally) by email.
XPath Content Importer is in development stage. The module focuses on importing or extraction of data from external URL based on XPath query. Basically all the fields of content type is firstly mapped to the corresponding XPath's followed by verification of the xpaths on external URL. If correct extraction takes place, user will have to provide all the url's to extract data and create node for each url provided.
IMPORTANT : Currently XPath Module supports only textfields.
This module works with the Group module to provide domain aliasing so that you can use groups as individual sites.
This enables you to have one admin domain for managing content across multiple 'group sites' with each 'group site' having their own live domain.
Allows users to override the title of a book page in the book's navigation.
Provides the option to automatically skip over the top level page when viewing a book.
This module is a partial fork of Session API that allows for Anonymous users to be assigned a Pseudononymous account upon creation of a one or more administrator selected entities. The reason for forking Session API at this time instead of declaring it as a dependency is that the current version of Session API does not handle cookies in a secure fashion.
