Actively maintained

This module extends Workflow by allowing CCK node fields to be made invisible or read-only depending on the current workflow state. The workflow state form is extended to show all node fields with appropriate controls to hide and/or disable each field for that particular state.

This functionality is useful when a workflow moves among users who have different permissions regarding the document flowing through them. Which is the case in most every workflow we've encountered.

BUEditor is a text editor aiming to facilitate code writing.

The download_count module tracks downloads of private files attached to nodes via the core upload or contributed filefield modules for d6 and private core file fields for d7.

D7 Version

NOTE: this module requires Drupal version 7.22 due to a recent bug fix (#1143460: hook_file_download_access_alter missing entity argument). Please verify you are using version 7.22 or greater before creating an issue.

This module validates a user's age at registration. The minimum age is configurable in an admin page.

This module provides an on site chat, located in a block.

Chatblock focuses on simplicity. It does not require additional resources like IRC, Java or flash and although it is thoroughly built with Javascript, it even works basically in no-script environments. While other modules provide much more flexibility and manifold functions, chatblock aims to be easy to handle, compact and save as much server CPU as possible.

Features

• Easy to set up, simple to use.
• Ideal for any site that needs no more than *one* generic chat room.
• As the chat comes as a block, it can be easily placed anywhere on your site.
• Configurable chat history (which automatically cleans up on cron runs).
• Optionally, some basic smiley codes transform into graphical smileys and links become clickable.
• Basic fallback functionality for users with Javascript disabled.
• Separate chat log page.

When a user edits their account details they can choose to upload an image or photo of themselves, also known as an avatar. The Avatar Selection module allows the user to pick an avatar image from a list already loaded by an administrative user. It is also possible to disable the uploading of pictures by users and only allow them to select an avatar icon from this list.

No images are supplied with this module. It is recommended that all images you use are roughly of the same size.

Update on April 3, 2015: This module has a new maintainer (Ayesh), and now has a stable release after the SA-CONTRIB-2015. Current bugs and other issues will be addressed very soon!

This module enables access control based on (and so requires) the Node Relativity module. It propagates the grants from a node to its descendants. You should use another module like content_access to provide the grant to the ancestors.

Just enable the module and select the content types that will inherit the grants at /admin/settings/relativity/access.

The Update Status module checks with drupal.org once a day to see if there are new officially released versions of Drupal and any modules that you are running. It requires cron to do its thing, so make sure that you have cron correctly enabled or it won't be able to know.

Description

Allows creation of dynamically updating webcam nodes, with one or multiple webcams per node. Webcams currently supports up to 4 webcams per page, and makes use of unobtrusive jQuery javascript.