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Haven't you always wanted immediate access to the Google Analytics information about your visitors? Now you can! This module will extract the information found in the __utmz and __utma cookies and neatly package them into tasty little tokens.

Installation Instructions:

1. Enable Google Analytics. (Duh!)
2. Enable the Token module. (It is a token-izer, remember?)
3. Enable this module. (Wow, could it be any simpler?)

This is a module that makes use of the User Points module API.

It allows you to "evaporate" user points from all your users over time, so they need to come back to your site and be active to keep accumulating more points.

You'll never-again have to wonder how the heck someone found you!

What it does:

This module will instantly append Google Analytics information to the bottom of the Contact Form, WebForm, and Rules emails.

The Value Proposition:

Before, you had to search your web logs for "/[some_form_name]", and match it to an IP address. Then, go backwards through your log file to find the first hit from that IP address. Finally, you crossed your fingers and hoped there was something meaningful in the referrer field.

This module allows to add additional fields to site wide contact form like the profile module interface. Admin can define the fields and those will be available on site wide contact form. Please note that these fields will not be available to personal contact form for now as I don't see any specific needs.

Integration with YoxView, a free Lightbox-type media and image viewer jQuery plugin. This is similar to the other Lightbox-type modules.

Placeholder project for the contrib module to integrate the XML sitemap and Domain Access modules together.

This will only work with the XML sitemap 2.0 module.

This module is here to alleviate frustration when trying to manage permissions in Drupal. By providing a better permissions interface hopefully a few innocent keyboards and mice can be saved.

For Drupal 8 (7.x-2.x)

This module is designed to take a page generated by your site and break it into a header and footer for use in creating a wrapper for an external site. This is useful when you have other sites providing content for you on their domain and you need your design wrapped around their content. Based on the capabilities of the other site, they can dynamically request the header and footer so that it is always up to date or you may cut and paste the generated HTML into their administrative systems when an update is required. This module takes care of modifying relative links and references to images/js/css files and will save a copy of aggregated JS and CSS files so that they remain available even through aggregation cache clearing.

For long time i've searched for a simple picture-gallery working out of the box.
All suggestions i've read in the meantime are to complicated, complex or not usable for me. I've found, that many other users have the same problem.

Therefore I wrote my own picture-gallery. It implements a new node-type to show all pictures in an specified directory. Descriptions will be automatically generated from the filenames, so there is no need to administer a seperate databse table, etc.
My gallery works with automated generetated thumbnails so it seems to be fast.
It can use Lightbox2 or colorbox to simply generate lightshows and naturally it makes use of user configurable css-files to style the gallery. Some styles will be delivered with the module, so users don't eb worried about this.

Supported imagefile formats are gif, jpg and png.

This module is obsolete as of Support module 6.x-1.4

If you are stuck using 6.x-1.3 this module still works, it is recommended to update if possible though

 

 

THIS MODULE IS NOT READY TO BE USED WITHOUT PATCH, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

This module is an add-on to the Support Ticketing system module.

In order for this module to work you first have to patch the support module with the patch found in this post:
http://drupal.org/node/694264#comment-2660904