Under active development

Overview

Provides geographical location for Drupal log event's hostname (Recent log messages and
Recent hits) and whois lookup for hostname using any free external site offering whois
service of your choice (like http://whois.sc or http://whois.domaintools.com). This module uses the
IP to geographical location (longitude/latitude), country, region, city and postal code

Experimental Project

Field as Block provides an easy way to display one or more fields of the current node in a block.

This module aims to be a light weight alternative to modules like Panels and Display Suite, or using Views to define a block which only retrieves one field.

This module provides a schedule style plugin for Views. This display requires that the content being displayed contains both a date and to and from times.

This projects provides an opportunity to hide and disable Fields in content form.

What does this module offer:

Control display option by the conditions

Conditions list

• Roles
• Dependencee by the form fields

Cumulus display for Views Cloud plugin .

Numeric Field Filter introduces ability to filter numeric fields attached to any entity not only against a constant factor (like it does standard views numeric filter), however also to filter against another numeric field attached to the entity.

Gatekeeper provides a method to allow trusted users (or "gatekeepers") to verify another user's real world identity without having to take on the responsibility of creating and managing user accounts.

The gatekeeper user generates a user-specific code which they pass on to the individual outwith the system, e.g. by a known email address or in person. The user then logs in and enters this code to validate their account and gain full membership of the site. This step ensures that the known individual really is the owner of the account created in their name.

Taxonomy Tracking
Provides functionality for taxonomy tracking for logged in users.

• Supports Civicrm Intergration (aggregates the data with Drupal via cron job.)

Firefox allows users to drag or copy images into wysiwyg editors and inserts the image inline as a base64 encoded data string.

Because of the way drupal text filters work, this can end up filling your database with several megabytes and hit your sites' performance when the filters try to process the encoded strings.

There are other solutions that makes good use of this functionality, but in case you don't want to allow image uploads and inline images, the best practice is to avoid those images ever appearing in the editor.