Recommender API provides a set of easy-to-use, fully-documented APIs and computational tools to help you write Drupal content recommendation sub-modules.
The intention of this module is to facilitate the creation of building materialized views of content entities. This would allow you to query entities of different types in a single performant query.
See this Google Summer of Code project where this module is proposed to be developed.
This module is useful if you want to display a menu only on pages that have a term associated with that menu.
It provides a block that can be used to display the menu.
You run a Drupal 6 multilingual site (lets say English & Spanish). You set up the Story content type as a translatable content type and enable the language switcher block on the header.
Now lets say you write your first story in English about your life in the country and You immediately translate it to Spanish - so that all your friends in Barcelona will be able to read it.
This module provides groups recommendations for Organic Groups module. Two types of recommendations:
The recommendations are provided with the Views module and are fully customizable.
See the README.txt file for technical details.
This module is a hybrid of the Nice Menus module and the Taxonomy Menu module. It displays your categories as a menu in a block with the drop-down features of Nice Menus.
Nice Menus, though awesome, can only be used on menus in the Drupal Menu system, not on menus in blocks like, for example, the Taxonomy Context menu. Adding taxonomy menu items to the menu system can be problematic in D5.
IMPORTANT:This module is temporarily abandoned in favor of Browsing History Recommender module. Please refer to #509858: migrating to Browsing History Recommender. Future release of the module would take user relations from social networking modules and then make the user-to-user recommendation.
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This module provides a block that can be enabled on the site and through that block users are able to save any page (URL) on your site they have access to. Install the module and enable the provided block.
The collection module provides a simple way to group nodes into a 'collection' with an associated node. For instance, a news site might want to group articles together under a given topic, and allow users to jump between articles.
Swipht technologies developed a set of security modules with sponsorship from Portland State University. The modules provide roles and user specific security permissions for menus, menu items, nodes, and security integration into the administration and help systems. We would like to provide this suite of modules back to the community to share the usefulness of the suite and involve the community to provide additional support, testing, and moderation.
