This project has stalled.
If you need something to work along the lines of this module, please check out:
This module provides functionality for the creation of Dynamic Images to be used in place of textual buttons or titles where necessary in a theme.
You can find a better replacement for this module here :
http://drupal.org/project/linkchecker
This module is a simple event with participants implementation.
Simply, it adds a participant list on each node which is posted in an OG group, and whose type is configured as an Event node. Each group member can add or remove himself to the participant list.
This module has been abandoned. You probably should read review of buddylist like modules.
#D7CX: Ajaxsubmit will not be upgraded to Drupal 7 as the core AJAX support now supplies most or all of what is needed, and Ctools will do anything that's missing.
Enables form submission and validation via AJAX.
Prior to Drupal 6, Ajax submit was part of the Javascript tools package.
Only install if required by another module.
Also check out the ajax module, which offers a similar API as well as a UI for designating forms to have Ajax submit handling.
The user profile view module is a very simple module that records how many times a users profile page has been viewed by other users.
This module interacts with the statistics module to display daily and total profile views. It also provides a "most viewed" users block and page (see example here: http://drupalsn.com/userviews/top).
This module requires:
The Finder wizard module allows users to create and configure a multiple step form to find nodes, users, or items listed by the Views module.
Organic groups RSVP adds attendance list functionality to event on a group-level only. It functions simply by taking members of groups selected while adding or updating an Event node and adding them to an attendance list (also optionally sends an e-mail).
I am no longer maintaining this module due to time constraints!
Fortunately the submitagain module offers the same functionality in a slightly different form, so I urge users to adopt that module instead.
Thanks to everyone who tried the module and submitted issues.
Harnessing the power of Calais tagging, administrators can create Topic Hubs based on site’s most popular tags. Topic hubs are highly configurable and contain a series of pluggable content modules, like “Most Read†content for this topic, “Most Commented†stories, most active contributors, and links to other related topics. To top it off, integration with Calais Geo allows for plotting all of your content for a Topic Hub content on a map.
