Node Type Views is a simple module to generate teaser listings and RSS feeds of nodes based on node type. This module is not an add-on for the views module. If your are satisfied with a frontpage like listing of nodes based on content types, Node Type Views may be right for you. If you want to do anything more advanced use the views module instead.
Scrippet provides an input filter for formatting text according to Film & Television Screenplay format. Just enter screenplay content between <scrippet></scrippet> tags, and the included CSS will do the rest.
Originated here: http://johnaugust.com/archives/2008/scrippets-php-and-a-call-to-coders
Users cannot be trusted to categorise things themselves, and it's too much work for administrators.
If you switch on autocategorise for a vocabulary it will hide the taxonomy widget and categorise nodes/entities on submission by matching the text against the vocabulary's own terms and synonyms. Synonyms will typically be word stems or regular expressions.
This approach to autocat is nice and simple, but synonyms must be chosen carefully, and admin needs to regularly review the content and improve the synonyms. This approach may work better in some languages than others.
Module adds 'view own content' and 'view any content' permissions for all of content types.
So, administrator can build a more flexible system of rights.
For example, admin can add 'view own question content' for role 'clients' and 'view any question content' permissions for support engineer so, clients can see only own questions and technical support engineer can see all questions from all clients.
NEW! If you using CCK, you can check new feature 'view content via field_reference'.
Also, see another content access modules:
Anonymous users are allowed to post comments on your site and page caching is enabled. An anonymous user posts a comment but does not see it because the same cached version of the page is displayed before and after commenting.
Content refresh to the rescue. If a new comment is posted and published the cache entry of the content will be deleted and the user immediately sees the posted comment.
Since I have maintenance some modules then I need anyone to handle the next version of this module, please Contact me, I will grant you a CVS access , so we can manage this module, thanks
OpenWYSIWYG
Free cross-browser WYSIWYG editor by www.openwebware.com. The ultimate WYSIWYG editor for your web-based applications and forms.
The original code of openWYSIWYG conflicts with jQuery and not like Drupal Filtered HTML, so I have changed the source-code to make OpenWYSIWYG works with Drupal, therefore this module including a modified source-code.
HOW TO USE THIS MODULE
1. extract this module to sites/all/modules/openwysiwyg/
2. enable this module at: administer-modules
3. configurations available at: Administer-Site Building-OpenWYSIWYG
WHY OPENWYSIWYG
TIPS
Enjoy this Drupal oriented Editor!
The Views exclude previous module provides a views filter that excludes nodes that have already been loaded/displayed on the current page.
This is very useful when you have pages with several embedded views, and you want to make sure that a given node only appears once in the page.
Adds auto-completion to login forms' username field.
WARNING: You will have to grant anonymous users the 'access user profiles' permission for this to work. Anonymous users will have access to every users' username, so use with care.
An experiment to stick an ncurses/Dialog interface ontop of Drush. This project is not to be taken seriously and use of it is actually discouraged. If you feel a curious urge to submit patches and play around with it though, be my guest! Also, if you want to take the "drush_ui" namespace, please feel free.
This module is used for blocking users to login on site after N times of wrongly password entering for M minutes.
Disabled users can be enabled at admin/user/user using "Enable logging in for the selected users"
If you need more functionality (or Drupal 6 module version) consider using Login Security module.
