This module (originally created by DriesK) is an alternative way of displaying your photo albums using Flash, inside a Drupal environment.
Provides an administrative interface for managing content in moderation.
Allows you to preview content, as well as approve or deny, and send messages to the author informing them of your choice.
This module allows you to set a "timer" into content nodes. When it reaches zero, you can perform any type of action with the node, such as unpublishing it or sending an email to the author.
This module enables a user with the proper permissions to build group hierarchies (or tree) by nesting groups under other groups. Simple or complex group hierarchies can be easily created.
When a hierarchy has been established, user memberships and/or content posted to a group can be propagated up, down or sideways along the tree. So when a user joins a group, their membership can also get created in other parent, child or sibling groups. Separate propagation settings can be applied for content and membership propagation.
The KML module allows for views export of location-specific data in KML format.
Keyhole Markup Language (KML) is a file format used to display geographic data in an Earth browser such as Google Earth and Google Maps. See the KML Documentation Introduction.
Node Adoption allows you to automatically reassign nodes created by a deleted user to another user of your choice. Similarly, a form is provided to change ownership of all nodes from one user to another at any time. Node Adoption was originally maintained by Mark Dickson (ideaoforder) and sponsored by The Chicago Technology Cooperative, then by Morbus Iff. Drupal 7.x is currently maintained by Marie Wendel.
Web Links provides a comprehensive way to display and manage url links to external websites. All links are nodes, which may be put into taxonomies/categories for customised group display. Blocks may be enabled for any category (or sub-category) of weblinks, and can also show recent or popular links. This module plays nicely with taxonomy_access/node_access allowing for various group and individual editing options. Admins may also enable a "My Weblinks" page that displays which web links a user has submitted and what the publication status is for that link.
Speeds up common administration tasks like unpublishing or promoting nodes or blocking users through the use of AJAX callbacks. This saves lots of page loads. If JavaScript is not available, it degrades gracefully to a regular confirmation page.
The Drupal 6 version of the module is now unsupported. A Drupal 8 rewrite (8.x-2.x) has been started. This was going to be backported to Drupal 7 but the differences are too great.
The Flickr module embeds media hosted on Flickr.com in many possible ways on your site.
This module creates a menu bar that is displayed at the top of every page. The menu bar is fixed in place and uses jQuery to position the bar, along with handling menu effects and adding IE compatibility.
Very useful for themes that don't have a good place to put the navigation menu (although it can be used with any menu.)
