Collaboration site

This module allows control (editing) access to sub-trees in a book.

This module is loosely based on Book Access but instead of delimiting access to a book (as Book Access does), it allows you to set fine-grained permissions for each page in the book and all its children.

It is ideal for big organizations with lots of ramifications and lots of information to present.

For instance, you may create a book to talk about the structure of your organization and delegate the editing of the department pages (and subpages) to the people at that department.

(this module was created by José San Martin at Chuva Inc., for the website of Math Institute of the University of Campinas)

This module provides time tracking for your Drupal site. You can use it to track time spent on issue resolution, or just about anything else you'd like to track. The time data is available to Views so you can query and report on your time tracking activities.

Other handy features:

• Provides a stand-alone time tracker, or can be included as a tab on your nodes or into comment forms.
• Time entries are stand-alone, or they can be linked to nodes and comments.
• Supports multiple time tracking profiles, so you can set up different activities for different node types.
• The base time tracking class can be extended for each profile in order to support external data providers or alternate business rules.

This module is in the Advantage Labs petri dish. Please review our module maintenance policy before contacting the maintainer with questions on downloading or using this module.

Do you want a more interestingly themed system message from Drupal? Enjoy Growl messages on OS X? Then this module is for you.

This small module uses a simple override made available in Drupal 6 through hook_theme_registry_alter() to output the system messages through jquery based popup messages. The messages fade in and out in a suitably sexy manner and will queue up underneath one another if necessary.

Project Dropped. Use http://drupal.org/project/querypath

The DrubNub module provides functionality similar to YubNub.org, allowing users to create search shortcut commands. DrubNub is most useful when paired with desktop launcher utilities such as Quicksilver or Launchy. Users can then easily access the same search shortcuts from multiple computers.

Commands can be entered into the "Command Line" form along with search terms and DrubNub will then redirect the user to the search results page on the site designated by the command. For example, the "g" command performs a search on Google.com. Entering "g Drupal" into the DrubNub command line will redirect the user to the Google.com results page for a search of the term Drupal. Click on the thumbnail to view a brief (animated gif) demo of the module in action.

In addition to the built-in commands for searching Google or Yahoo, users can create custom commands to search just about any site.

The DrubNub module is functional, but still under development. Do not use this module on a production site. The command import functionality is especially experimental.

This is a tiny, yet useful module, which adds a filter, to facilitate linking to Drupal.org projects.

Lots of us blog about Drupal projects, or mention them in our forum discussions. Linking to a Drupal project, each time it is mentioned is a bit of a pain. This filter lets you write something like "views.module", and it generates a link to views module page (http://drupal.org/project/views).

The following formats are all the same, and are provided for ease of read/write: name.module, name.theme, name.translation, name.installprofile and name.project

New in the 6.x-2.x branch:

This version now uses update.module, if it is activated, to fetch real project names, so instead of having a link like this:
dopl.module
you will now have a link like this:
Drupal.org project link filter

If a such a project does not exist, it simply ignores it.

If update.module is disabled, the filter will turn all the usable patterns it finds, and turns them into links, regardless of whether a project of that name really exists.