Under active development

Supplement to Commerce Recurring for handling recurring orders (not just products).

BOOST WARMER is a module that visits all pages defined in your /sitemap.xml file that haven't been cached by Boost. By running on a regular basis as a cron job, it ensures that expired pages are re-cached so the chance of an anonymous user visiting an uncached page is minimized.

Version 1.1 introduces some major changes :

1) We now use eduPersonTargetedID as the username instead of eduPersonPrincipalName. eduPersonPrincipalName contains sensitive information which will not be returned in many cases. Using the name could also cause name clashes e.g. multiple persons being called Jens Jensen. eduPersonTargetedID represents a more universally available and usable username.

2) scoping through the IdP-list from WAYF is supported.

Watchdog File Module

WATCHDOG FILE is a module that records all watchdog() events to a log file on your server rather than using the database. The goals are to reduce database load in general, and to provide an easier way of keeping track of your watchdog activity.

This module is intended to replace the Watchdog module.

It looks like the Raw Log module (http://drupal/project/rawlog) is similar to this module, but it is only available for Drupal 6.x.

Adds a new fieldset or a localtask menu item to group pages to allow users with proper access easily manage the group associated content.

The management UI through a fieldset or in a page depends on the number of posts in the group and a threshold value. It gets calculated on cron.

Exposes a custom hook to allow customization of how to list and group the group posts

API реализующий функционал импорта данных из любого формата (CML, XML, CSV, TXT) в Drupal.
Состоит из управляющего модуля importkit и дочерних модулей, реализующих функционал хранения и удаления данных.

The Drupal Online Judge becomes a Drupal installation in a Online Judge for Programming Contests.

Feature modules for the Ads distribution.

This module supports the easy created of pages with content organized into vertical and horizontal tabs.

Taxonomy terms are typically displayed as Taxonomy Term Fields and each term also has a corresponding taxonomy/term/% page, where % is the term's tid. (If the term field is a link, you can click on it to get to the term's page.) There are other contribs that allow you to control access to the fields, but those modules leave the term pages open for everyone to see, even for anonymous users.

The Taxonomy Permissions module adds view terms in vocabulary permissions to the list of permissions of the Taxonomy core module and displays the resulting merged list on the Permissions page.

To avoid surprises, vocabularies are visible by authenticated and anonymous users by default. You have to change the permissions to see any effect of this module. Roles without the 'view' permission for a given vocabulary will not see Taxonomy Term Reference fields for that vocabulary, and they will not be able to access the taxonomy/term/% pages for the terms in that vocabulary.

This module allows you to create vocabularies that are not publicly visible but only for certain roles, for example:

• vocabularies to control a workflow
• vocabularies to control node access (with one of the taxonomy access modules)
• vocabularies to tag users, content, comments, etc. for administrative tracking
• vocabularies for use by closed user groups (e.g. in a private forum)
• vocabularies for filtering in Views (planned)

Additional permissions could be added in the future.