Minimally maintained

Demo module in Colorado.

Learning how to commit up to d.o. in crell's session at #dcco2011

Additional Panels cache plugin.

This plugin can cache panels based on the path/url (arg() structure).

This is needed if a panel has content which is dynamically per page (eg ad-tags, content related items).

If you need more functionality, use the Panels Hash Cache Module!

Add simple dependent drop down for Taxonomy terms with hierarchy.

Extends the flag module to allow a user to flag revisions.

This is useful in the context of workflow where revisions must be reviewed before being published.

It can be used with views in order to list nodes that have been edited, and to display only "reviewed" nodes for example.

Tested with flag 6.x-2.0-beta3

Extends the signup module to provide multiple signup options.

It is not complete at all in the sense that it does not integrate with all the features that signup provides (eg control through tabs, views integration, etc) and it hard-codes some settings.

A helper module providing a function to be used in themeing or module building facilitating the detection of menu trails.

Description

There are several modules and suggestions for a path-based attribution of the "active" or "active-trail" class for links. Contrary to the substring-based method in e.g. Menu Trail By Path, this module first explodes pairs of pathes into arrays of arguments separated by "/" before it checks one against the other. Thus it avoids confusions resulting from partial word matchings like "grape => grapefruit". Finding an ordered intersection between current path alias and link path, it will attribute an "active" class to the latter. For example, a link pointing to "fruit/grape" will be flagged as active, if the current path is "fruit/grape/burgundy"; if the current path is "fruit/grapefruit" or "fruit/burgundy" it will be not. If the current path is an unaliased node path ('node/27'), there will be no effect at all. (For a content-based assignment of nodes to menu items, Menu trails does a good job.)

Overview

BeansTag is a page title, meta tag and meta description management tool. You could add the above attributes to any path alias and they would be shown in the webpage. It fully support any pages including views, panel pages as well as nodes.

BeansTag also support multiple language since the language prefix in the path alias is also included when rendering the BeansTag.

Comment by kingfisher64

Add customization options to the invite module.

This module allows views to be used as formatters for CCK node and user reference fields. This means that instead of just a title, teaser, or full node, you can show nodes using any fields that are available to Views, in any sort order, in any view style, with any views theming.

This module is version 2 of Node reference views, reworked to provide multiple formatters, and for user references as well as node references (hence the change in name).