This module provides an easy way to import previously exported Views definitions.
drush vie view_namedrush vie --all7.x-1.2 version supports Drush.
If you want to use this module, your options are:
A small module which allows users to set node as a front page.
After installation of the module there is a new node-edit form option "Use node as front page". After the option will be checked , the node is displayed on the front page.
This module functions pretty much like the image manager for popular WYSIWYG editors except that instead of working with images, this one works with codes (code browser). It stores code fragments that can be edited/created from the WYSIWYG editor. The code fragments are stored in the content using tags. These codes can also be reused on other nodes.
Codes fragments are syntax-highlighted using the Geshi filter module.
Allows administrators to inject JS into the page output based on configurable rules. It's useful for adding simple JS tweaks without modifying a site's official theme - for example, a 'nighttime' color scheme could be added during certain hours. The JS is added using Drupal's standard drupal_add_js() function and respects page caching, etc.
Macro module is now no longer packaged with devel.
This is basically the same version as what devel had except for a few new UI additions and a bug fix for proper Drupal 6 forms api integration.
The FeedAPI Language Filter is a simple add-on for the FeedAPI Item Filter module that allows incoming feed items to be filtered by language, using the Google AJAX Language API. This module differs from FeedAPI Language Detector module in that this module filters out feed items before they are added to Drupal.
This module allows you to turn off the Menu section in the node creation/edit form per node type. This can be a very nice usability improvement since typically only the "Page" node type is used in the menu tree.
This module is giving your Ubercart store visitors the option to pay for their purchases trough ePay.bg.
See Commerce Epay.bg if you are using Drupal Commerce.
Please use the issue tracker to report bugs and feature requests.
This is a very basic module which enhances the Drupal Permissions page to support collapsing and expanding permission rows.
This makes it easier to manage individual permissions by removing the visual clutter of hundreds of check boxes.
It is suggested you use this module with the companion module Filter Permissions (although not required).
For more information about this module, you can watch this video on GotDrupal.com.