Under active development

This module implements a filter that renders Unix manpages in nroff format as HTML. Manpage nroff code may either be embedded in a non-manpage node, wrapped in a user defined tag such as <man>...</man>, or the entire content of a node may be parsed as nroff code.

At the moment, the man2html program is used to do the heavy lifting. The Manpage module post-processes its output heavily to produce more appropriate code. This post-processing is, of course, configurable.

Adds the latest jQuery tmpl library to a page and allows a simple method of making templates available on a page.

Including jQuery tmpl on a page:
jquery_tmpl_include_library()

Adding a template to a page:
jquery_tmpl_add_template($name, $string, $is_file = true)

Having added a template to a page, templates are available to use like so:

Nodestream wysiwyg initiative

Inline break is a simple module that allows

tags to be rendered inline. Useful if you only want the first line of a paragraph to be used as a teaser/summary but don't want the paragraph 'broken' into 2 pieces on full view.

This module does not take away the ability to set a custom Summary/Teaser, instead it is an easy add on so you don't have to coy the 1st line and supply a separate teaser. If you supply a separate Teaser/Summary this is used and the Inline Break is ignored.

Ping is designed to respond to up checks or "pings". The module ensures that Drupal is basically functioning, as it retreieves data from the database. The response message is configurable via an admin form. The appropriate headers are set to ensure the response isn't cached.

Ping will not be backported to Drupal 6 as the namespace is taken by a core module with very different functionality.

This module is not the Drupal 7 successor or a port of the ping module from Drupal 6 core.

This module provides an advanced Entity Reference widget that uses a view embedded in a modal dialog for selecting items.
The view can be paginated and have exposed filters.

Usage:
1) Add the display "Entityreference View Widget" to your view.
2) In the Field UI for the Entity Reference field select "View" as the widget
and on the next page select your View from the dropdown.

This is a hack to fix views groupby functionality. What it does is remove any fields from the query that you have not explicitly added. This prevents groupby from grouping on nid or vid, which often creates duplicate rows when you are grouping on a cck field, especially when using relationships.

Here is a link to the issue where this problem is being discussed.
http://drupal.org/node/695298#new

Right now I have it working as I would expect with...

CCK 6.x-2.9
Views 6.x-3.x-dev

Clone of drush_make to develop