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This project creates a client for communicating with Google's Safebrowsing API within Drupal 7.

Google Safebrowsing is an API that provides lists of hashes of websites that have been marked as malicious or phishing websites. This module gives developers a way to create a client to hold those lists, according to Google's standards and practices, and test URLs against the list, for security check purposes.

Allows pasting google calendar code into a CCK textfield and displaying google calendar there. Implementation is EXTREMELY basic, and with as yet limited functional options.

Make multiple relations from one node to others using an autocomplete field. Arrange their order and limit per node type what node types should be relateable.
Exposes a panels pane for displaying related content.
Integrated with lightbox, so that users can add new related nodes in a lightbox popup, without having to browse away from their current node.

Display nodequeue content in a panel without using views.
Set offset and limit in the pane, and choose whether to display your nodes in a list, as teasers or as full nodes.

Latest node pane for panels. Restrict by content_types, set limit and offset and choose whether to display as list of nodes, teaser or full node view.
The module caches the node lists for performance reasons.

Adds the capability of forming textfield matrices inside a fieldset component.

Adds five fields to the fieldset component config page: Matrix (yes/no), Matrix class (add a class to the resulting table), Matrix table summary (table summary for accessibility), Matrix columns, and Matrix rows. Takes the column and row data and creates corresponding textfields for every cell, and then displays the textfields in a table (matrix) on the webform and in the submission.

Adds a MM/YYYY date component to webforms.

This project provides dependencies for releases. This allows the testbots to download the dependencies for automated testing. The dependencies are specified in the *.info (Drupal 7 and earlier) or *.info.yml (Drupal 8) files. The module required is specified but since module names are not unique this can lead to problems. Therefore it is now recommended that the project also be specified in the dependency. In Drupal 7:

dependencies[] = project:module (>=version)

In Drupal 8:

Provides consistent (atomic) views throughout a page.
Useful when not using e.g. InnoDB with a proper isolation level.
Currently works best with limited nodequeues.
To enable: Set caching to "Atomic" in the view.

Module Description

The node_reply module allows site administrators to add a contact form to any node type. The form can be used by site visitors to send a message to the content author in response to the posting.

This module uses the 'messaging framework', thus the messages can be sent to authors using any messaging method that you have configured on your site using the messaging framework.