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Module providing a views field handler to close and open commenting of nodes.

Say you have nodes A, B and C where commenting is closed (disabled) and nodes e, f, and g where commenting is open (enabled). If you have a views list of these nodes and you add the views commentcloser field that's what you will see:

A open commenting
B open commenting
C open commenting
e close commenting
f close commenting
g close commenting

A collection of inexpensive functions for pulling small amounts of data from core
Drupal objects, nodes, users, files and comments. Sometimes you need to get a small
piece of data, for example, the author id of a node, many times over in a page.
Drupal's API provides node_load, which is great, but it can get a bit expensive
if you have to call it hundreds of times.

Sets all individual user settings related to messaging and notification back to default.

This module is just a temporary solution as long as the Node and Comments Form Settings currently doesn't work for comments.

This module removes the homepage field from all comment forms.

Forgot your password? is a simple module that improves the user experience for the default Request New Password tab on the user login page.

Reasoning behind the module:
Some website users were confused by the Request new password terminology and thought they always had to request a new password in order to log into the site. Also, the actual "Request new password" page doesn't include any information about how the Request new password process works, so it left a lot of people confused.

What the module does:

Provides a "step bar" at the top of multiple page Webforms. Provides a label for each page of a webform. All the labels will appear at the top. The current page will be highlighted.

Displays currently submitted data for multiple page Webforms. It displays submitted data for previous pages. Right now it displays on all webforms, you can't turn it off.

This is a simple little module that fetches an RSS feed and then fetches the linked items.

This creates nodes, but ensures they are unique only for the site, not per feeds source.

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