No further development

Newer drupal methods proved to be good enough.

Restricts changing the shortcut name to only users who have the 'allow changing shortcut name' permission.

With this module enabled users with 'shortcut_set_edit_access' will not be able to change the shortcut name for any shortcut set. Users will need both 'shortcut_set_edit_access' and 'allow changing shortcut name' to change the shortcut name for a given shortcut set.

See: http://drupal.org/node/1017746

Taxonomy based Access Control List module provides taxonomy-based access to the nodes. tacl module provides only a common API but this package also contains a "frontend" - tacl_user that allows for managing per-user, taxonomy based permissions.

The target audience are site builders (tacl_user) and developers (tacl).

A server extension to the Services module, allowing interaction between Flash applications and the Core.

Demonstration of how to duplicate a block via HOOK_page_alter(). In this case, the search block.

Talus is a web-database used to arrange and classify industrial environmental management informationsystems (EMIS). This classification is thereby satisfying two target audiences: On the one hand, to give users a quick overview of the system landscape of EMIS (both in terms of current research prototypes and commercial ready-for-sale EMIS), and also to allow a computer-assisted selection process to assist the user in selecting specific EMIS for solving their individual problems.

OG Features aims to allow group owners and site administrators to disable certain features/functionality within a given group (without the use of the Spaces module).

My interests have taken me elsewhere. This project is never going to happen, at least not by me...

Domain URL allows administrators to set canonical URLs for non-node paths in a Drupal installation using Domain Access.

The current code is proof-of-concept. It needs work. If anyone would like to maintain it, open an issue.

Drush Theme Builder generates a minimal boilerplate Drupal theme using Drush.