Minimally maintained

Because I can never get a straight answer for a simple solution to include an image in a block with a easy-to-use interface for non-technical folk.

Image block is a module where one can create a simple block that includes an image. The 6.x version of this module integrates with Imagecache and 7.x with the core Image module's Image Styles for dynamic image sizing and manipulation.

Sandbox to work on http://drupal.org/project/webform_paypal

This module declares a function to dump info to use it as quick debug without break your site.

It uses /tmp/dump directory by default to dump the data you want

you can write into your module dump_the($info) wherever you like and it'll dumps data into a file the variable/array/object $info. The output is done in a file called
.html, then you can use you favourite browser and go to /tmp/dump directory and find all your dumps sorted by time, file and line.

If you have ever faced the problem of adding extra information to a nodereference, e. g. an amount, tag or booking information, there hasn't been an easy solution yet. This module aims at filling in this particular niche by introducing a new CCK field type inheriting as much as possible from standard nodereference fields. Major features include:

Turns out this module is a duplicate of Admin Select, which also has a D6 release. So please use that module instead. The only real difference is that this module also supports selecting an admin theme per user.

Custom module for importing data.

Adds random 'did you know?' messages in the help region for administrators, on non-admin pages. The messages themselves are stored in the install file, and are transferred to the database when you install or update.

As it is, the only way to turn it off is to disable the module, which is instructive in and of itself. It shows random helpful 'knowables,' and is hard-coded to link to a path on drupal.org.

Developer Blocks allows a developer to:

• render a block programmatically
• use theblock theme wrappers (the block divs)
• use a renderable array for theming the block
• pass arguments to the block theme

Developer Blocks is perfect when:

• your module defines blocks with hook_block_info() and hook_block_view()
• hook_block_view() returns a renderable array that uses the '#theme' key
• hook_theme() uses a template and variables

With Developer Blocks, you can do this:

Apache Solr module helps you to integrate the ApacheSolr to Drupal, but this module doesn't include all CCK Fields.

Here are 2 HOOKs to add your custom fields to Apachesolr,

1. HOOK_apachesolr_cck_fields_alter
arguments: &$mappings,
add your field_name to this array, and return.

Works like imagecache to download missing local files from remote server. Helps with the development process where the local files directory may not contain all the files the remote server does. If drupal doesn't find the local file, it will first look on the remote server. If found on the remote server it will download to local.

Try http://drupal.org/project/files_proxy instead.