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Link options is a small module that extends the "link" field type to provide authors the ability to decide, for each node, whether to hide the link, display it, or redirect the visitor to the link's url.

Issues:

The redirect feature of this module may perform unpredictably for multiple entry link fields.

Versions:

This module will only be supported for version 7.x; it probably won't be updated for Drupal 8. There is a legacy version for 6.x in the git repository; it works, but it is not supported and there is not going to be an upgrade path.

This project aims to unravel inconsistencies and limitations during the workflow of site building. That said, the main goal of the framework is to make Drupal 8's strong but complex API transparent and usable through the user interface.

Discussions about useful and needed features for 8.x-1.x are highly welcome in the issue queue.

This project seeks a new maintainer. Just pm me (mxh) or create a support request if you want to be the new maintainer of this project.

UPDATE: This module is somewhat discontinued. See Ultimate Cron instead.

This module is inspired by the Elysia Cron module (a big thanks to Eric Berdondini)
The module takes over the normal operations of cron, and parallelises each job, so they can
run concurrently

Optimize SQL queries or views by using index tables which (partially) shadows the original query output. This differs from materialized views since the shadow table does only contain columns which are relevant for filtering / sorting. This module is capable of automatically rewriting SQL queries to speed them up using the shadow tables.

Related modules:

This module lets sites implementing the Commerce module, attach product keys to orders. Product keys / Vouchers are strings of text that are used to unlock or activate a piece of software.

Right now we have an entity that can be attached to a product and then assigned via a rule to a product once it has been bought. The required actions and rules events are fleshed out and simply require the wiring up of the rules to meet you scenario.

A place to practice Git

Comicdrop is a single stop module designed to create and manage a set of features to support the webcomic use case. This includes additional forms of pagination by node type, forum integration, archive and calendar blocks and other basic configurations a non-technical end user (webcomic artist) could use in order to quickly spin up a webcomic site.

If you currently have a Comicpress site you might be able to convert it to Drupal with http://drupal.org/project/wordpress_migrate

Associates the contents of a URL with a given flag. A flag url alerts module comes bundled with this module. Flag URL Alerts is meant to "Send periodic alerts to users based on flagged urls" and "requires other modules to implement its API in order to be of any use."

This is a provider file to integrate Ku6.com ( http://www.ku6.com ) with Embedded Media Field ( http://drupal.org/project/emfield ).

Ku6.com is a famous and popular video site in China.

This project has been developed by Int3c.com, a multilingual Drupal development shop and strong supporter of Drupal in China.

Audience provides an abstract definition of user groups and types in a given context. These definitions are called "Audience presets" and can be used by other modules to control different types of audience related actions or permissions. By using CTools these audience presets are exportables and can either get stored in a database or live in code provided by modules.