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This simple module adds a block that lets a user jump to a specified node page by it's ID.

Inspired by Hanan Cohen's post: http://webster.co.il/2008/12/16/998/ (Hebrew)
This functionality is useful when you want to ask someone offline to visit a specific page on your website. So instead of writing down a full URL (which can be long, thanks to aliases) or explaining how to navigate through all of the menus, just give him the node ID and tell him to use the force... uh... form :-P

Save & Edit is a module that provides a very simple, yet welcome function to node editing pages.

The module simply adds a button titled "Save & Edit" on node types selected in the admin section. Using this extra button when saving a node will simply redirect back to the edit form rather than returning to the node page, or the /admin/content/node page.

The support module provides a basic ticketing system and helpdesk that is native to Drupal, offering complete email integration.

Support for Drupal 8
Development of an 8.x version of this module has started. It is a complete re-write and re-architecture built on Views, Entities and OG. A migration path will be provided from the latest 6.x-1.x release; we hope the community will contribute a patch to also provide a migration path from the latest 7.x-1.x release. We aim to make the first beta releases available during the Fall of 2015.
https://github.com/tag1consulting/support

The Support module offers the following features:

• Ticketing activity is illustrated with colorful charts (depends on the Chart API module).
• Tickets can be assigned to users (and users can view all tickets assigned to them).
• Tickets support states (new, active, pending, closed, etc) and priorities (low, normal, high, critical, etc).
• Configurable email notifications for new and updated tickets.
• Email integration allows tickets to be created and updated via email, with support for attachments. New users can be automatically created. Ticket properties can be updated via email (using included support_mailcmd module).
• Highly configurable client and user ticket overviews, highlighting tickets that haven't been updated for a long time.
• Fully integrated with Drupal's search functionality, users can only search for tickets they have access to.
• Supports an unlimited number of clients, each with their own configuration and access permissions.
• Tickets are nodes, ticket updates are comments.

The module allows you to show node author information in a custom format.
As it uses the cck userreference field, you can easily change the displayed author and keep the real author information in the uid field of the node table. This is useful if you work with freelance authors/journo's or if somebody else handles the actual content input/upload.

To use the module:

Managed Newsletters is an advanced taxonomy-driven newsletter system that features multi-level templates, group addressing, multiple newsletters, streamlined workflows, and Bacon Rolls!

The module provides tokens for node object

To install, place the entire module folder into your modules directory.
Go to Administer -> Site Building -> Modules and enable the Node Tokens module.

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This module performs validation of links in the node body after node submit and shows an error message if any links are broken.

Furthermore, the module checks all links with cron and sends notifications to node authors if any links become not available in the future.

DBFM Search is an optional add-on for the DBFM (DataBase File Manager) module.

This module enables indexing of files google-style inside DBFM's database and integrates with the standard drupal search function.

Requires DBFM version 5.x.5.0 or later

This module is being developed by eServGlobal

In TinyMCE, CK Editor and FCK Editor, there is a template function, which allows a user to select a HTML template from a drop-down and insert it into the WYSIWYG text-area. This module supports those features for use with the WYSIWYG API.

Note for Drupal 8 and installation via composer

In order to allow composer to find a required library from CKEditor, you have to add something like this to the root composer.json of your project before you download and install this module:

What is Taxonomy Rockstar?

It's a dead module that is proof that modules should be able to be removed completely from D.O. There were no releases, or usage... but this ugly thing still appears on my project listings.... booo....