Search Lucene API has reached “end of life†and is deprecated in favor of other projects. View the Search Lucene API project page for more details. As a result, supporting modules such as this one have reached end of life as well. If you are interested in picking up maintainership, please post an issue to the queue.
This module has not been ported to Drupal 7 and considering the age of the browsers this module was targetting, it is unlikely that such fixes are needed any longer.
The author of the original script also discourages the use of this solution.
Besides, using Internet Explorer is at the risk of your own sanity.
This module improves the :hover selector support in IE6 and 7. From the whatever:hover site:
This module is obsolete.
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Automatically applies exposed filters as soon as they are changed, without the user having to click Apply.
This module has been replaced by Views Hacks and its submodule Views Filters Auto-submit.
This module is no longer maintained. You are encouraged to use Advanced Blog or Views instead.
This module enables administrator to replace the standard "user's blog" title with the value stored in a user profile field. It requires the blog and profile modules provided with Drupal.
Development for this module has beed stopped in favour of better exposed filters
This module is deprecated because there are other ways to achieve this functionality with Views.
Creates a schedule for an organic group.
This module is very good for groups of events. The group must have 2 specific content type:
1.) a simple content type for tracks
2.) a content type for sessions; this must have 2 CCK field: one for a date, which must be required, and it must have a required "to date". The second is a node reference to a track.
Sponsored by Pronovix.
This is a module to register food intakes. This module is used in the clinical study part of the project predircam to promote dietary changes for the prevention of diabetes mellitus and cardiometabolic risk and it is being generalized before to made it public.
There will be a showcase about this module, and others, used in the predircam project on Drupalcon Paris 2009 if enough users vote for it. If you want to see this showcase in Paris, please, vote for it.
The diet module creates three main types of nodes: food, meal and intake. Foods may be grouped to create meals, and meals may be grouped to create intakes. Foods are created from a standard food database. In our particular case in predircam.cat, we are using a Spanish food data base (cesnid), because of the localization of food names and food types, but are also using the USDA National Nutrient Database to import missing foods in the Spanish food database. We are using these ddbb because we are using their nutritional information of each food to show nutritional information for each meal and intake on different reports and graphs all along the website.
