Actively maintained

This is just a test project for Drupalcamp Utah

This module adds a checkbox on the node edit screen so that a menu item can be created and disabled at the same time. This allows for parent menus to stay open instead of closing when a page is loaded.

Sites with very high numbers of nodes often times have trouble rebuilding their node access permissions since the default drupal behavior is to load and save each node individually. This is an adequate solution when you have a few hundred nodes, but when sites have 500k or possibly millions of nodes, this can take hours to days to complete. Needless to say, that can really cut into your beer time.

Authentication URLs for quick login using Javascript bookmarklets.

For an introduction to the idea and brief video overview head to http://benjeavons.com/auth-urls

This is an implementation of the Project Browser Server API specifically for Drupal.org

The 6.x-1.x branch was for when Drupal.org was running Apache Solr 1.x

The 6.x-2.x branch is for Apache Solr 3.x on Drupal.org

The 7.x-1.x branch will be for when Drupal.org moves to Drupal 7 and Apache Solr 3.x

After you have core module 'contact' installed, option 'Contact settings' is always displayed on user edit page even you have permission "Use users' personal contact forms" inactivated. By enabling this module, you can have that option removed from user edit page when permission "Use users' personal contact forms" is not activated.

In a word, this module does one thing only: Show/hide option 'Contact settings' from user edit page based on user permission specified. This is a D7-only module, and there is no any configuration options for this module.

The predelete module hooks into the deletion process of nodes. By default it is not possible to react on a deleteion attempt before the deletion of a node. This is cured by providing the hook_predelete_node(). Other modules may implement the hook and add custom checks on the node that is about to be deleted.

The module ships with an API documentation and an example module that provides a single checkbox field. Nodes that contain the field could only be deleted if the checkbox is checked.

Work being made on the Entity API

All I want is for the user to return back to the page they were visiting when they clicked a login or register link. I don't need a UI and I don't need options.

Alternatives:

• Login Destination - fully featured and UI, but too complex for such a simple use case.

This is a module for drupal 7, that will allow users to delete comments