No further development

From version 7.x-3.x, you could now attach fields to Flags, this module, Flag forms, provides a form for filling out these fields.

The development of this module was done by mooffie and published on Github, and it has now been moved here to Drupal.org, to further development.

Name

The module was first named flag_form and published on GitHub, and now moved to drupal.org. Here there are a existing module with that name, therefore the name has changed to flagging_form.

This is a simple module to prove xmlrpc is working in Drupal. It makes a call to an xmlrpc endpoint, posting a number and gettin

Provides a Boxes plugin for showing Lightbox2 content.

Currently only supports showing a full webpage in the lightbox, but could be extended to allow images, video, etc.

theme7 is a very small utility module providing theme7() function as a wrapper for core theme() function, with the only difference being that it accepts all theme hook arguments as an associative array of variables (like in Drupal 7) instead of list of arguments (standard way in Drupal 6).

Which essentially means that instead of using for example:

theme('table', $header, $rows);

you can now use:

This is a small module that provides simple checksum for web accessible files.

This module was initially developed as a deployment assistant tool, to check if files were moved correctly from one environment to another. I thought that someone else might need such tool, so I uploaded it here to Drupal.org.

Feel free to use it and improve it!

Regards.

Nice example for Drupal learners who learn how to create a block.

Version 1.0

Currently the 6.x-1.0 provides a simple embedded dictionary lookup in a block (as described here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/174934) for English, Chinese, Spanish, German, Russian, French, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Romanian, Greek, Japanese, Korean, Czech, Turkish and Arabic.

Adds a secondary form for creating a Rules configuration (e.g. component, non-abstract action containers) the proper way, e.g. with additional arguments. This is a developer module used by Rules-related modules, and is not required unless a module indicates this as a requirement.

When a node is deleted it is gone forever. How terrifying!

This module replaces this default behavior with an archiving system so that instead of being deleted nodes are “archived” and can later be “restored”.