So I have created some modules for use on a few websites I have built. I'd like to share them with the community and release the code under the GPL. I already have some modules hosted on Drupal so I am somewhat familiar with maintaining modules.
The problem is, there is no way I will have the time to properly maintain these modules myself. I'd like to set up a co-maintainer (or 2) for each of these modules first before I upload them. Don't worry, my code is usually well commented and generally follows the guidelines for code formatting provided on this site.
If you are interested in helping out maintain one or more of these projects, please send me an email through my contact form. If you have suggests for improvements or fixes for the module, read the documentation for module maintainers, and get involved! Feel free to email me any suggestions you have, or post them here, but like I said I'm very busy with my paying job, web development is just a hobby.
Drupal 5
Og Menus
This is a complete rewrite of the Og Menus module already hosted here. I've attached my module to an issue in the queue but do not want to 'take over ownership' of that project. Hopefully the originally maintainer will respond and we can merge our two projects. I'd love it someone else could help me and the original maintainer work on this.
Account Introduction
This is a simple module. Suppose you have created some users for a website, maybe by using the User Import module. You want to do some more development so you don't notify the users immediately of their new accounts. This modules allows you to configure an email to send to the users, and sends them a one time login link (and randomizes their password - watch out for that) and their user-name and password.
Simple Panes
This module simplifies the process of adding custom panes to panels pages. Since it doesn't use any JavaScript, it allows you to easily configure a WYSIWYG editor for your users to use in the custom pane body edit textarea. It also greatly simplifies the UI for adding custom panes and removes all of those 'extra' options (like CSS id, etc...) that a typical user will not know how to use. It has 2 drawbacks right now that I'd like to fix.
1. It only allows for the default filter option currently, although this should be a relatively easy fix.
2. It has a bug where if you change the order of panes using the global pane edit tab, the custom panes you created with this module disappear. Ooops! I'll work on a solution to this.
Drupal 6
Add Help
This module basically lets you define (and edit) help text for (almost) any path in your Drupal site through a textarea in the administrative section of your website. You basically search for a path and the module loads the existing help text (if any), which you can then change. Normally if help text is defined already you can use the locale module to translate it but if help text for a page is not yet defined, the only way to do so currently is to custom code a module with hook_help in that module to handle whatever paths for which you want to define help text.
SWF Playlist
This module basically uses the JW Media Player 4 module, which is part of SWF Tools and turns a single podcast into a playlist for the media player, which is then embedded in a block. Module is really rough right now, some of the configuration actually happens inside the template file (swf_playlist.tpl.php) file includes with this module.
