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This module provides the standard core user login block in a form that can be incorporated into an external website, for example by using the HTML <object> or <iframe> tags.

This module is very small and lightweight.

It provides a way to assign a cascading style sheet to the form as presented to allow its appearance to fit with the website in which it is incorporated. Already authenticated users are presented with a link to the Drupal site with a user selectable text message.

The module allows users in a Drupal site to add their blogs to their profile. Administrators will have the option of approving selected blogs upon which the blog gets added to the Syndicated Feeds on the site and the content of the blog will get syndicated to the content in the site through the Feed module. This allows users to add their blogs to the site through a moderated channel. The development of the module was sponsored by Malayal.am

This project adds the DeskGod javascript tracking code to your site's pages and integrates the powerful website backoffice system Deskgod (free and paid version).

For a "Basic Free Account" please use this registration form.

DeskGod saves cost, increases profits and reduces IT hassles.

This is a very simple module that exposes a 'redirect' task to the page manager module in the ctools suite. This allows you to define paths that can then redirect to others, all without writing any code. You can use this to do things like:

• Redirect user profile nodes to the /user/X page that owns the profile
• Redirect Images in a gallery to their node referenced gallery.

Page Manager Redirect (PMR) is now fully compatible with Drupal 7!

Differences from similar modules

There are a number of other modules that attempt to perform some kind of redirection based on paths. Page manager redirect is different because it can leverage the ctools context system to gather all sorts of useful information from the original URL to construct the redirection URL with. Genius!

The Taxonomy Link Mover is a relatively simple module that shifts taxonomy term links from the theme variable $links to the $content variable. This allows the administrator to tell the CCK or Section Order modules to re-order where it is displayed.

An option still allows for other modules to apply hook_link_alter to the links. So, for example, Taxonomy Image still has a chance to insert images representing each term.

The Section Order module exists becuse I got tired of having to either create hooks to let CCK know how to reorder $content (theme variable), or $node->content['section name'], or adding settings to my admin forms to control the section weights.

This module watches as the content is viewed and keeps track of the actual sections that are added to the content.

This module allows integration of Video Advertisements streamed via Revive ad server (formerly OpenX ad server) into videos played via flowplayer using the Video Module. The module requires configuration of Revive Ad Server, Video Streaming Server (possibly Red5 or one of the paid RTMP services) and Flowplayer before it can be used. The development of this module was sponsored by Alamosa.tv

Provides 'Node access' settings for product nodes, whereby users who purchase the product are granted view access to content, which can be predefined either by taxonomy, by node, or by Views.

Description

UC Matrix is an extension of the UC Affiliate2 module. I allows you to handle cases where the matrix of affiliates needs to be forced. For instance, you may want to have a maximum of 2 people under each affiliate (called a binary matrix.)

Features

The following are the features I planned to implement. Feel free to post requests, although I'm not likely to fulfill them all, I might do one here one there as long as it is easy enough.

This module implements a content type allows embedding of a Google Moderator form in your drupal website. Works by including javascript that targets the form, and displays it in an iframe automatically.

Note that 'Presentation View' can be embedded using a regular html iframe. This combination allows you to control the position of both the question submission form and the results on the page.

You can display the moderator form and results using blocks, panels, or other means.