Pages module allows you to create dynamic pages (nodes) from static text files.
It's a simple module, and useful when working with installation profiles.
Pages grabs the files from two locations:
You can put the files inside folders to organize them, e.g.:
Provides field formatters for node RSS view mode:
This module allows auto creation of groups associated with a particular node.
This module depends on Organic Groups.
Examples :
1. A site with football teams -- every football team is a content type and the administrator wants that everytime a football team is created Fan Clubs be created automatically created.
2.A site with a lot of movies, celebrities, etc might need to have a community around all these content.
Drupal has expensive 404 errors. On an 'average' site with an 'average' module load, you can be looking at 60-100MB of memory being consumed on your server to deliver a 404. Consider a page with a bad .gif link and a missing .css file. That page will generate 2 404s along with the actual load of the page. You are most likely looking at 180MB of memory to server that page rather than the 60MB it should take.
This module will set up data structures to represent Sensor Boards, Sensor Board Data, Sensors, and Sensor Readings. It also provides code that will parse Sensor Board Data nodes into Sensor Reading nodes. For example, if your Sensor Board is emailing sensor data to a webserver, you can use the Mailhandler module to import those emails into Sensor Board Data nodes and the Sensor Hub module code will parse the data into Sensor Reading nodes.
Sensor Board nodes and Sensor nodes have attached Views displays (tables and graphs) for analyzing data over time.
The project is now moved to drupal.org and can be downloaded in this page.
The module allows anonymous users to create nodes. But 'anonymous' is questionable in this module. This module alters the node form for anonymous users by adding two field groups at the end before the save button.
The first field group has fields that allow users to create a new account. This new account is then the author of the new node created.
Meta tags support based on Fields API.
This light weight module allows you to show facebook walls of diffent users, pages or apps in a block. You can configure as many facebook walls as you'd like. Each wall provides an own block.
This drupal module uses the jquery plugin developed by neosmart (http://www.neosmart.de/social-media/facebook-wall) to retrive and show the facebook walls.
Twitter Block is a lightweight module which allows administrators to create
blocks which display embedded timelines.
Provides CCK userreference field a widget to quickly add a user
