UPDATE June 23, 2013:
Progress on this module halted due to a confusion on who handles the migration ticket at #1412254: Migration plan from signup to entity registration?.
UPDATE AS OF Feb 3, 2012:
This module provides a simple method to enable content editors to use image rollover states. It makes no checks against the referenced image types, it simply converts [rollover] wrappers into actual rollover images. It does use a Javascript based approach, and causes no harm to images in an environment where there is no Javascript.
Important!
If you have the "Convert URLs into links" filter enabled, the Rollover Filter must come first in the filter processing order - otherwise usage of full URLs will result in broken ugliness.
Integrates Google+ posts from users or pages with activity stream.
Currently, Google+ does not offer an RSS feed for users or pages, so this module uses an outside website that will generate an RSS feed of the user using the user(page) ID number. The website this module depends on to generate RSS feeds is here
Will allow site administrators to control which regions in a theme allow for placement of blocks via Drupal Core's block administration tools.
This is a very simple module, it hides the label of form elements and display the label inside of particular element.
currently working for textbox, password field, and for textarea.
You can set your default option to using 'admin/config/user-interface/jform_label'.
These are the options can be passed along with the admin form to control the behavior of this project.
This module offers a new query plugin for views 3 module.
When you display severals views ' blocs on a same page, this module allows you to exclude results from previous views, ie to avoid dupplicate results on a same page.
This module removes the toolbar from the core module for the administrators so they can use admin_menu that has better functionality. It restroes the toolbar for the authenticated users.
Drupal 7's default session settings make sessions live almost indefinitely - that may present security and performance issues.
State get's round the problem by combining roles with user-activitity sensing and AJAX calls.
Sessions may still continue indefinetely for some kinds of users
- say non-logged-in visitors to your web shop.
Judy is a small Javascript utilities library.
Varnish is one of the most efficient tools available to scale Drupal or any dynamic web application to the masses. Drupal.org uses it, Facebook uses it, I use it ;) There are a bunch of modules available that allow simple caching and cache clearing rules, but I have found none that use all of Varnish's more flexible aspects.
