PLEASE READ #1882650: Source DB tables get dropped if db-url not set BEFORE UPGRADING. Your target site alias must be set up correctly before you begin.
Hides related content (nodes) from /taxonomy/term/%taxonomy_term pages where needed by providing an alternate page callback.
Currently, this only controls content visibility per vocabulary.
This is not compatible with i18n_taxonomy.
You may also be interested in: http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_display
Cases creates a set of tools to allow case documentation on Drupal.
By case documentation I mean something similar to a survey, but less statistics-oriented. Or something like that. Eventually, this module (or set of modules) could evolve into full survey support for Drupal, something that's apparently interesting for other users, too.
Some features are:
Little sopa protest module
Categorized content menu (ccm) gives you a way to organize and display your content types without requiring another module such as Views.
Get a quick overview of what it does by visiting its homepage.
Categorized Content Menu adds the following functionalities to its indexed content types :
This project implements the GMOD REST API described here:http://gmod.org/wiki/GMOD_REST_API. As such a number of services including organism and feature listings are made available which provide data to external users in XML/JSON format. This allows for easy parsing and integration of data from one website for use in another -effectively linking communities. Furthermore, this provides a more bioinformaticist-friendly version of the data contained in your site.
Disable default system messages variable and creates a regular block to show them. This way they can be shown in any region of the theme.
You can find other similar modules that deal with system messages in Displaying Status Messages from drupal_set_message()
Clone of the Taxonomy entity index project which includes the following patches:
Comment un-render also known as "Display Node Comments Anywhere" is a Drupal 6 module, which removes the comment_render() from the node_show(), after the node_view().
This is useful if you want to put the comments some where else, instead of in the hard-coded position they are currently with Drupal.
For me, I used this module in conjunction with a custom node template, to display the comments in a "quicktabs" like interface on my node. With out this module (or something like it) this is not possible with Drupal.
With Bulk Media Upload you can upload a bunch of files and a new node, taxonomy term, or other entity will be created for every file. The files are selected via a browser file upload dialog and can be stored in a file or image field.
Also default values can be chosen for the other fields assigned to the new node.
This module is looking for a new maintainer.
