This project has been abandoned since the maintainers of Feed Element Mapper launched a successor project: Feeds - read more about the future of FeedAPI and Feed Element Mapper in Good bye FeedAPI, hello Feeds
Region Manager provides a simple UI to add/remove/configure (and combined with the nodeblock module, add new) blocks on a page. After clicking the link to manage a region, an interface is provided for managing which blocks are visible on the page from which the link was clicked, and also configure the titles for each block right from one interface.
The Delicious Blog module provides an easy way to create daily blog posts of your recently Delicious.com bookmarks.
TimeCert is a web service for timestamping content. This provides evidence by a trusted third-party that something (e.g. a blog post, a document, or a file) existed at a given time. TimeCert records and gives you the timestamp for when someone first referenced a given digital fingerprint.
Adds WYSIWYG-like capability to Drupal by providing buttons to insert basic HTML tags and get a live preview of the rendered textarea on the fly.
The goal is to have it fully integrated with Drupal's input formats and adapt the available buttons automatically.
All buttons are CSS based using the Gmail button technique. There's also quicktags that you might want to check before a D5 version is released. Icons have also been included from that project for now but are no longer being used.
This very simple modules is for sites that have different seasons (summer and winter). In summer there might be a bright yellow theme, in winter a cold blue one. There might though also be different nodes in winter and summer. So what this module does is: Defining a winter and a summer theme and defining winter and summer nodes. So when the admin switches to the summer theme, the light summer css will be loaded and the user is being forwarded to the summer nodes.
This module is sponsered by www.previon.ch
This module shows users other nodes that they might be interested in based on a simple logic and using taxonomy. The aim of this module is to provide sensible defaults and an easy configuration (not that Views-like) for normal users and to allow it to be manually overriden.
This module has similarities to other recommendation or similar modules (many of which are Drupal 6 only).
The features of this module are:
The Comment Manager module combines several other modules to create a flexible, custom comment management system.
Requires:
The program creates a default comment management view that uses Views Bulk Operations and Token Actions to create a view of comments that allows you to search, edit, and delete comments and also send mail to selected comment authors or node authors about their comments.
This module allows you to select webform components whose values will be passed to a simple PayPal shopping cart when the form is submitted.
This module is still in active development. Although it's considered stable, features may be changed before an official stable version is released.
5.x module development sponsored by Prometheus Labor Communications, originally developed by Morris Singer for PLC.
DEPRECATED Unfortunately, contenture.com has shut down its doors, so this module has no functionality, anymore.
RIP
Provides seamless micro-payments integration for content publishers who use Drupal, via a revolutionary Contenture system.
