Actions REST enables actions to be called on the URL, using a parameter encoding scheme of the form:
node/%nid/action/%action_callback?param1=value1¶m2=value2&...
You can substitute node for other entity types (user, comment, etc.) If the parameters for a configurable action are not found on the URL, the action form is shown.
This module exposes a new action that integrates with Views Bulk Operations to allow downloading Zip archives of ImageFields and Images contained in selected nodes. The admin has control over the naming scheme of the Zip archive, and of each file inside the archive - using the Token module.
At this moment original NAT module is in good condition, so there is no reason to duplicate work and thus it is recommended you will use NAT module instead.
NAT-ng comes from NAT module, a helper module used to maintain node-term relationships, i.e. when a node is created a taxonomy term is created automatically using its title and body in any associated vocabularies. This module also attempts to preserve hierarchical relationships where possible.
This module integrates the Hierarchical Select and User Terms projects to display the vocabulary elements as user friendly hierarchical select boxes on the user edit form.
This module provides a way to build a control panel similar to the one provided by Drupal on the admin zone (/admin).
You can create a number of different panels and assign them to roles.
In this panel you can create regions and insert any menu item from the menu trees.
It also provides a hook to create custom blocks. The module provides two example blocks.
There are also a couple of default views that are linked from one of the default blocks that allows to do simple management tasks with contents.
#D7CX: I pledge that this module will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released.
Migrate Drupal is a helper module to help with the migration of Drupal sites (e.g. Drupal 5 -> Drupal 6), when using the migrate module. Specifically (at the moment) for filefields.
The whitelist input filter disables HTML forms whose domains are not part of an approved whitelist. It works by stripping out the "action" attribute for all forms which are not on the whitelist. For example, you could use this to enable all forms that submit to http://www.good-site.com while disabling forms that submit to http://www.evil-site.com or other suspicious destinations.
Setup and display to user toolbar style navigation menu (on top of page by default). A toolbar is set of shortcuts (link items) configured by the site administrator (or users with "administer toolbar" permission).
This module is not a backport of the D7 Toolbar Module, it takes the original idea and implements the shortcut feature. This module has been inspired and takes some ideas from Admin and Admin menu modules.