As of October 25th, 2011, this module has reached "end of life" and is deprecated in favor of projects such as Elysia Cron. This module wasn't completely useless in that a core patch inspired by Cron MT was committed to D7 #434350: Add Database::closeConnection() to explicitly close a connection.
Decounter is a small module which decreases content view counter each time a user matching criteria is viewing a node. User with access to administration can set rules for excluding users by roles, uids and authorship.
Subscribers Counter displays a number of site's feed subscribers in a block with link to main feed.
User with access can choose for how long should be subscribers counted for. Range is from 1 to 48 hours, default is 24 hours = 1 day. Thus module display only active subscribers.
Updated 10/2013: This project was created a number of years ago to fill a need but was abandoned in early development. In the bottom right of this project page are a bunch of similar projects which will probably fill this need better.
Currently, this project allows users of a Bible module to create a CCK field that is a "Bible Reference". It currently only mimics the basic functionality of the Bible module within CCK. In the future, I would like it to:
This module is abandoned! When this module was created, hook_update_N was the recommended process for updating sites. Now that there's Exportable everything: Views/Panels/CCK, Strongarm for variables, etc, capturing form macros is a very messy way of deploying changes to a site.
For modules that don't store their settings with variables, work should push towards making all data exportable.
This module is deprecated, and declared as a bad idea at the current stage of Drupal now.
At Tribute Media we have decided that with IE 8 now out of beta we are going to stop supporting IE 6 in our themes starting in May.
Note: As of 2010/03/03, this module appears to no longer be supported. If you are interested in taking this module over, or you as the module maintainer feel this message has been posted in error, please reply to #672602: Is this module maintained?.
Show content multigroup module in modules list.
The current Drupal core defines two content types, page and story. Anyone with 'access content' permissions is able to see both the nodes these content types define, as well as the teasers that they provide.
This module is being deprecated. It functionality will be implemented in Advance Help Inject Module http://drupal.org/project/helpinject
The module allows nodes to be advanced help topics. At the moment it requires a patch of advanced help (see #423188: Create hook for topics).
