The Interface Sortable module makes it easy for developers to add JavaScript drag-and-drop form elements to forms and drag-and-drop widgets to non-form pages. It depends on the JQuery Interface module which in turn relies on the JQuery Update module.
The D6 core filters system allows an admin to restrict the type of input format available to a user by user role. It does not, however, allow the admin to restrict the available input formats by node type. So if you e.g. want to allow for node bodies with embedded images and others without, you will be stranded with just core functions.
Drupal 7 status: There are no plans to port Faceted Search to Drupal 7. More info.
The Faceted Search module provides a search API and a search interface for allowing users to browse content in such a way that they can rapidly get acquainted with the scope and nature of the content, and never feel lost in the data. More than a search interface, this is an information navigation and discovery tool.
The interface exposes metadata in such a way that users can build their queries as they go, refining or expanding the current query, with results automatically reflecting the current query. This interface also combines free-text search, fully leveraging Drupal's search engine. It avoids complex search forms, and never offers facets that would lead to empty result sets.
Registration role lets an administrator select a role to automatically assign to new users. The selected role will be assigned to new registrants.
Be sure this role does not have any privileges that should not be given out to just anyone who registers. Because we shouldn't give away any real abilities above an authenticated user by default, this module really has only a few known useful applications:
This Drupal module offers a trouble ticketing system similar to the ancient PHPHelpDesk. It authenticates users from Drupal and classify them to user groups and department units. It provides the following features:
Version Control API is an engine for Drupal integration with a variety of version control systems. The focus is primarily on working with canonical, server-side repositories. It provides basic tools that allow for things like history listings, commit access controls, triggered actions when new code comes in, and direct on-disk repository management.
This module is a core engine and does nothing on its own without a "backend" module that provides integration with a specific VCS (e.g. git, bzr, svn). This module provides a consistent base interface (UI and API) for interacting with all the different backends.
Version Control API is the system that drives all of Drupal.org's Git integration.
OG User Roles allows group administrators of organic groups to grant additional user roles to individual members of a certain group.
Any additional permissions only apply within the context of this group and not globally. This means that the additional user roles to grant are determined and assigned by the requested page; e.g. node/123 belongs to group XYZ for which the user was granted additional roles. If the user goes to another page that does not belong to the same group, the additional user roles are no longer assigned.
Additional user roles can only be granted, not revoked.
Site administrators may also configure a default user role for new group members or a default user role for new group admins.
Helped sites that were deployed directly from a CVS workspace, as opposed to sites built via packages downloaded from drupal.org. This module is obsolete now that drupal.org uses Git not CVS. Instead, you should use Git deploy.
AjaxIM integration for Drupal. AjaxIM is an open-source, extensible, theme-able instant messaging framework that allows you to add a feature-rich IM client to your website.
A new Drupal 7 version of the module is currently planned, and will be maintained by rwohleb. The goal is to use the stock version of AjaxIM rather than a fork, as well as supporting the node.js version of the IM stack.
