Extend and customize Drupal functionality with contributed modules. If a module doesn't quite do what you want it to do, if you find a bug or have a suggestion, then join forces and help the module maintainer. Or, share your own by starting a new module.
Disclaimer Redirect
This module allows for disclaimer redirect to happen before an anonymous user can enter certain sections of the site.
Anonymous users will be stopped at particular entry points, after verification they will recieve a cookie to enter those sections of the site.
Configure the module in Configuration » System » Disclaimer Redirect
You can configure the following options:
Status
- Disclaimer Redirect Status (enabled/disabled)
Redirect settings
- Cookie Timeout Length
- Cookie Domain
- Failure Destination URL
Error message settings
- Display an error message to the user after redirection (enabled/disabled)
- Access denied error text
- Display a link so the user can reset their decision.
- Access denied error reset link text
Success message settings
- Display a message to the user (enabled/disabled)
- Access granted message text
Pages
- Enable for specific pages
Disclaimer text
- Disclaimer title
- Disclaimer body
Form labels
- Form label
- Text for FALSE
- Text for TRUE
- Help text
- Submit button text
Mailchimp OG
This module provides some intergration between Mailchimp and Organic Groups. It is just a sandbox project and is unlikely to be further built out.
user mail actions
This is a very small module to expose mail options to the admin users dropdown operations. It enables site admins to re-send activation, pass reset and other core e-mails sent on registration and other events from the admin users page.
It's very small and still needs a bit of work, see the README.txt for more information, but it does get the job done for my case.
Node Import (with update support)
This module is the extended version of the Node import module that has the following extra functionalities that are not support by the original Node Import module.
- Allow user to do quick import without going through the annonying steps. User just need to copy/ftp the csv file to the 'import' directory, then the file will be detected and available for quick import.
- Node import update support.
Test User
As a developer I am often asked to create functionality for a certain user role, accessible by this role but not by that. In a world where several sites are maintained at once, it can be a time consuming business creating users for each role.
This module automatically creates users for each non anonymous role, and allows for their easy deletion when testing is complete.
Flush
Flush is a module for Drupal 7.x that provides an easy way to clear the system cache.
Notice: Clean URL's must be enabled for Flush to work.
To use Flush just hold CTRL+ALT+F while logged in as the administrator or alternatively you can visit the URL "/admin/flush/run" which will do the same.
Term Autosuggest
Searches for term names in body content, and suggests any matches found.
To do:
- Make vocabularies configurable
- Remove dependency on term field widget
Site issue tracker
Site Issue Tracker is a module aimed at making development of a site simpler by listing page-specific issues of a webpage on the page (above the content)
The issues listed will be set to 'active', 'needs review', or 'complete' and the same issue can be listed on serveral pages
Intended Audience
The intended audience of this module is web development teams looking to simplify their development pipeline
Avy Hazard Ratings Filter
Avalanche centers rank the hazard in their region according to LOW, MODERATE, CONSIDERABLE, HIGH, and EXTREME hazard. This module introduces an input filter to colorize these words, when used in CAPITALS. This can save avalanche center staff the hassle of colorizing them by hand, using, say a WYSIWYG editor.
This project is sponsored by Friends of the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center
Heads-Up Grid
This is a wrapper module for the Heads-Up Grid jQuery library. This library creates a grid on your site based on settings for your site's grid system and baseline grid.
scheduler_rules
Provide rules integration with the scheduler module.
This adds 2 event:
- After a scheduled node is published
- After a scheduled node is unpublished
Server ID
Provides a line ($_SERVER['SERVER_SIGNATURE']) on the Status Report identifying the server. Useful on load balanced servers when you need to know which back-end server is generating the page. Also provides an optional block to display the same signature.
YouTube
YouTube API coming soon to Drupal 7.
This module is currently in unstable developmental form.
robotstxt node exclude
Have you ever needed to add some pages like "Thank you" pages to robots.txt for disallowing them for search engines? What if there couple of them and some of them have different content types? This module is going to solve it with the help of RobotsTxt module.
All you need to do is to add Boolean field with robotstxt node exclude widget and mark required nodes for exclusion.
Module will take care of the rest.
Node paths to exclude being collected on cron and they are stored in cache - so performance impact should be minimum.
Pinwall
Pinwall provides for each user a "Facebook-like" pinwall, where every user can write posts and reply to them.
Page Manager Node Revisions
A tiny bit of glue to make node revisions display using an existing Page Manager configuration. Compatible with both Drupal core's node revisions system and the Revisioning module.
This stemmed from work to make Panelizer revision-aware, which led to identifying this as being a CTools issue (#1820882).
Development sponsored by Mediacurrent.
Eventbrite 2.0 for Drupal 7
This is a direct port of the drupal 6 version of eventbrite as of Oct 1st, 2012.
It also includes the 'eventbritefield' module, which uses field API to allow users to attach an eventbrite field to entites.
Commentry
Overview
The Commentry module allows admins to prominently display selected comments alongside node content.
Comentry was created to address the issue many newspapers, publishers, and bloggers face when dealing with comments, which is that valuable and insightful comments are typically lost in the noise of lower quality comments.
Good quality, pertinent comments can enhance your content by adding additional relevant information, showing opposing viewpoints, and provide additional coverage of a topic.
Highlighted comments are also a great way to reward your community. For example, even with a technical post, there are often comments that contain additional useful information. Highlighting these comments has the benefit of enhancing your content and rewarding high quality contributors.