Actively maintained

Do you want to allow anonymous users to comment, but also want to ensure that the email addresses they enter are THEIRS? Not So Fast creates a new column in the comment approval queue labeled "Email is verified?". When anonymous users post comments, an email is sent to the address they specify. The email contains a link which, when clicked, will register their address as being verified. Site administrators can then determine whether to approve or delete comments based on this new criterion.

Featured Comments allows site admins to select certain comments as 'featured' using AJAX links derived from the Nodequeue module. Comments can then be given weights in the admin interface. Featured Comments implements Views plugins that 1) permit comments to be filtered by whether or not they're featured and 2) allow featured comments to be ordered by weight.

This module integrates Javascript OpenID Selector with Drupal's OpenID client.

This module substitutes Drupal's default OpenID form with Javascript OpenID Selector widget, so users do not even need to know what OpenID URL is.

Vidi module serves as a guide to choose adequate visualizations from Timeline, Tagmap and GVS modules for specific data, and helps in process of preparing data and visualizations. It provides easy to use wizard for Timeline, Tagmap and GVS modules with visualizations preview.

This module is part of a package of modules being developed by Jefferson Institute. These modules are meant to serve as tools for data visualization:

This Module provides an Excel parser for Feeds. Absolutely new module was released in 7.x-2.x. Waiting for comments and suggestions.

Version *.x-2.x

Subscriptions are now entities, they are stored and manageable via an administration interface.
It's has been rewritten from the 7.x-1.x branch with new features:

• CSV export feature
• Views integration
• More to come, just ask

Version *.x-1.x

The simple_subscription block is composed of one text field (validated as an email adress) and a submit button. In the block administration page you can configure :

Integrate the userpoints system with the webform module and allows individual webform submissions to award points to the submitter. With the upgrade of Webform to v3, the ability to include PHP code within the form submit process was removed and placed into a seperate module (webform_php). Whilst the functionality of the module I have created can be replicated using webform_php, it is not recommended to use this method as it opens up security issues - such as allowing php code to be run from a textfield - something the author is strongly against.

Do you manage an Ubercart shop with lots of products?

If you have lots of products in your shop, and you ever wanted to do any of the following, this module will surely help:

• Decrease the price of some/all products in your shop by 20%, or
• Manually set the weight of some/all product to 0, or
• Increase the price of some/all products in your shop by $3

This simple module aims to assist Ubercart shop managers with making mass-changes (bulk update / blanket changes) to product data, including weight and prices, by implementing Drupal Actions which can be used in custom code or in conjunction with the excellent Views Bulk Operations (VBO) module.

!!!IMPORTANT!!! IF you have a good algoritm for the Easter and the Greek name days, do not forget to send me! UPDATE!!! There is some good algoritm for this, I hope I can put it to the next version. 6.x version not maintained anymore.

A lot of portal site like to show the actual name day, in some country (you can see a list in the Wikipedia). There was a lot of solution for it, but no drupal modules. (I did not find).

This module has been created to integrate www.PagosOnline.com, a Colombian payment option, with Ubercart.

Once enabled, the module adds an Ubercart Payment Gateway without settings options and an Ubercart Payment Method with the following configurable settings: