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A WebQuest is a learning activity used by educators. During this activity learners read, analyze, and synthesize information using the World Wide Web. Webquests were invented by Bernie Dodge and Tom March at San Diego State University in 1995. Read more on Wikipedia

This module implements the WebQuest functionality in Drupal. Together with this module will be released by the Fedora team a Sugar client to interact with this module. More information will come soon.

The Webform Private Upload module, which I'm going to refer to as WPU from now on for ease of typing, allows you to set up file upload fields in webforms to be private - that only people who have been given the permission 'view private webform file uploads' can see, without having to set the entire filesystem as private.

This module adds the functionality to the E-Publish module of being able to email an E-Publish edition via the web (browser) interface. A link will appear on each edition that, when clicked on, will present the user with a Send this edition to: type of form.

Adds a new timestamp to a node for when the node became published.

Many publishing systems are more concerned about the time a node was published than when it was created. I have seen a few solutions to this issue posted which simply modify the nodes 'created' time once the node transitions to the published state; but our application requires maintaining the nodes created time so a new field was required.

The Content Levels module exposes a cck field type & widget by the same name.

This field allows the user to define some ordered series of content ranking (e.g. 'Gold', 'Silver', 'Bronze') and to specify the visibility and editability of each field on the content-type depending on the content level of a node.

The Own Term module grew out of the need to create blogs that were more flexible than the standard blog that comes out of the box with Drupal, particularly:

Overview

Yr Weatherdata collects weather forecast from Yr.no, a free, online weather service operated by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute and Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation. The data is displayed both in blocks and pages.

This module allows multilingual content to be imported using the migrate module. It (reasonably, I think) assumes that translations are identified in the source database with a language field and a common key that allows the language variants to be identified as a common translation.

FeedAPI and related modules provide lots of ways to get feed data into Drupal, especially into nodes. This module provides a way to set default values in node fields on a per feed basis (instead of per content type -- but this is also broken, see issue #XXXXX), as well as filter values from a PHP snippet on a per feed basis.

This project is sponsored by OpenBand on behalf of its clients.

This module allows you to fill title, body, and CCK fields from the URL. It auto-populates a field with a value from the URL. There are options to allow / disallow overriding pre-existing values, hiding a field if it is filled from the URL, and a few other goodies.

It supports both single and multi-value fields. It has support for the following field types: