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This modules allow you to display real-time information based on a custom query you provide. This module utilizes Collecta's widget application.

This module is FeedAPI addon that adds ability to grab attached files from feeds. Grabber files are saved as node attachment using core Upload module. Module is plug and play and it has no settings or configuration page.

FeedAPI Grabber 6.x depends on the

• FeedAPI
• Upload module (Core optional)

1. Copy FeedAPI Grabber folder to your sites/all/modules directory. Make sure you have enabled Upload, FeedAPI and FeedAPI Node modules.
2. Enable FeedAPI Grabber module in admin/build/modules.
3. Create new Feed from source which has attached files and they will be downloaded and saved as local attachments

Developed by Tamer Zoubi and Sponsored by Prosite

The code of this module is not committed to Drupal CVS yet.
For now - you can get Headup for Drupal here: headup.com

Gives your audience immediate access to dynamic, contextual and social content complementing your own. Enrich your blog with Tweets, Facebook connectivity & cool content from top online sources.

• Decreased bounce rates
• Increased time-on-site
• Live connection to related conversations from Twitter & Facebook
• Display related posts from your archive
• Zero-effort installation, optional registration, totally free

Headup is installed on thousands of blogs on the web. Here are a few examples:

• Film blogs - HeyUGuys.co.uk, AreYouScreening.com
• Celebrity blogs - J-Entonline.com, HitDanBack.com
• Tech blogs - RuhaniRabin.com, JeffPulver.com
• Travel blogs - Offtrackplanet.com
• Personal blogs - Jewlicious.com

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A module which will allow users that are assigned the permission 'forward to Identi.ca', 'forward to status.net', 'forward to twitter' etc the option to have their post title & url posted to the to the sites identi.ca, [sitename].status.net, twitter.com microblogging services

Development is supported by Appcoast.

Importer module provides an easy way for creating database tables from various files.All variants of delimited text files are supports, and with an external class .xls files are also supported.

With this module the user can also insert new data into the existing table, provided that the number of non-PK columns in the table match the number of columns in the file. If the ordering of the columns is not matched, the user can alter the ordering in witch the data is inserted. Types of the appropriate columns in the table and the file are
displayed as means of ensuring that no sql error is generated (unintentionally).

If the user has a field in the data that should serve as a link to files on file system, the procedure is as follows:

- upload the data to the database ensuring that the appropriate field contains
the file name of the file to witch it should point

- zip all the files that are relevant to the table

- upload the files to the server using "Batch file upload" feature of the module,
making sure that appropriate table and field is selected

After this, the data in the chosen field should be updated with the relative path to the uploaded files on the server. The uploaded files are put in the directory of user choice under the files/ directory (it has to be created by this module).

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The plural formula configurator sets sensible defaults for plural forms when adding languages and lets you edit the plural formula for all languages on the web interface.

Drupal does not expose these fields for editing due to the complexity of plural forms. You should make sure to only give permissions to edit language details to those, who will likely not screw up your plural formulas.

The Theme Rules module provides actions to switch themes.

See: #417664: Action: switch theme for related discussion.
See: #463820: Condition: browser user agent for an example use case.

Madhusudhan Srinivasa of QED42 is the co-creator of this module.

The WFS module will aim to provide a Web Feature Service implementation around Views and Drupal-stored geodata, akin to how the KML module exposes data.

This module has no releases and is not usable - it is undergoing development and will have an alpha release rolled when it works as a proof of concept.

Module integrating Polish payment system Dotpay.pl with Ubercart.
Dotpay (http://www.dotpay.pl/index.php?content=&newlang=en) is one of the major payment gateways in Poland.
It supports both companies and individual clients.

Backport of some Drupal 7 APIs and features to be used by Drupal 6 modules. It will allow to start using that API for new Drupal 6 modules and a much easier migration to Drupal 7.

Note: As some people pointed out there are already other modules like DBTNG and Drupal Queue. This one may become a wrapper for that APIs.

Currently available:

• Database API (PDO)
• Code registry
• Queue operations API
• drupal_static()
• Entity API

This module will allow to start using some of the best of Drupal 7 enhancements from Drupal 6 modules, like the new Database API or the code registry. Function names are basically the same as Drupal 7 but when a name conflicts with a Drupal 6 api function it will be prefixed with d7_. Example: d7_db_query(), db_select().

It will parse your module's files declared on the module info by using files[], just as Drupal 7. Then you can just use the classes and interfaces.

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This module adds the possibility to evaluate PHP code as a Context condition.

Note that module only should be used in rare cases where a custom condition module doesn't make sense. Keeping code out of the database is always best practice! Also note that giving users the possibility to administer contexts is also giving them the possibility to execute PHP code. So use this module with caution!

• Context 3.x

This module is maintained by dixon_ from NodeOne.

Credits also goes to vgarvardt for the initial version of this module over at: #724586: PHP code as condition.

Rawr is a growl style notification for Drupal messages.

To implement, you need to add the html for the Drupal messages into your theme and then simply turn on the module.

Add the following to your page.tpl.php:
  <?php if ($show_messages && $messages): ?>
    <div id='console'>
      <?php if ($show_messages && $messages): print $messages; endif; ?>
    </div>
  <?php endif; ?>

Now you have a nice way to get the status messages out of your design.

Here is a comparison chart outlining the featuresets of several modules similar to Growl Messages: http://groups.drupal.org/node/51088

This project is sponsored by Slantview Media

Drubuntu is a Drush script that sets up a highly functional pre-configured Drupal development environment on Ubuntu, and allows you to rapidly add, install and remove platforms and sites.

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This module is a Views style plugin. It works as image gallery and display images as Space Slide Show.

It integrates Spacegallery - jQuery plugin.

The good practice is to use this module with a view that displays image fields ( with unified image presets ).

For now the dev version should be pretty stable. Will look at making a release in a bit.

This seems to only work with primary and secondary links. As of right now this seems to be a limitation of drupal.

This module will set the active-trail class on menu items if the menu items link falls within the current url.

For example if you are at http://yoursite.com/guides/category/guide1

Menu Items with these paths will get the active-trail class on them.

guides
guides/category
guides/category/guide1

Thanks to Menu Trails from where I took a lot of this code from.

To add this functionality for menus other than primary and secondary links you can add this to your template.php file in your theme.

<?php
/**
* Generate the HTML output for a menu item and submenu.
*
* @ingroup themeable
*/
function phptemplate_menu_item($link, $has_children, $menu = '', $in_active_trail = FALSE, $extra_class = NULL) {
$class = ($menu ? 'expanded' : ($has_children ? 'collapsed' : 'leaf'));
if (!empty($extra_class)) {
$class .= ' '. $extra_class;
}

$link_array = explode('href="', $link);
$link_array = explode('"', $link_array[1]);
$link_path = trim($link_array[0], '/');
$current_path = drupal_get_path_alias($_GET['q']);

if (substr($current_path, 0, strlen($link_path)) == $link_path) {

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This module enables site administrators using the Domain Access module to delegate administration tasks for individual sub-domains to users in a given role, without requiring sitewide permissions. The module comes with a block which groups common administration tasks for a domain in one place.

Module developed by Vasudeva Server, and first deployed on the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team website.

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Actions REST enables actions to be called on the URL, using a parameter encoding scheme that tries to minimize (bad) surprises. Here are some examples:

• http://example.com/node/1276/action/node_publish_action calls the 'node_publish_action' on node 1276 (and actually publishes it).
• http://example.com/node/1276/action/node_assign_owner_action/owner_name/infojunkie calls the 'node_assign_owner_action' on node 1276, passing it the parameter 'owner_name' with a value of 'infojunkie'.
• http://example.com/node/1276/action/node_assign_owner_action calls the 'node_assign_owner_action' on node 1276. When it finds that parameters are missing, it displays the action form to let the user interactively fill in the values before executing the action.
• http://example.com/user/361/action/user_block_user_action calls the 'user_block_user_action' on user 361.
• http://example.com/system/action/system_send_email_action/recipient/mom@yahoo.com/subject/Hello/message/Hi mom :-) sends an email to your mom.

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This module contains a group of view handers and plugins that add the following options.

allows for cck field values of the current node to be loaded as default arguments

a sort handler, that allows for the order of items to be based on there order in a multi-value argument

The Views PSPP module allows a view to be displayed/exported in PSPP format. The module was heavily inspired by the Views Bonus Pack Export module. The module simply adds these two new styles to the Feed display:

• PSPP Syntax used to describe the PSPP syntax.
• PSPP CSV used to describe export data.

PSPP is a program for statistical analysis of sampled data. It is a Free replacement for the proprietary program SPSS, and appears very similar to it with a few exceptions. PSPP is a free Software licensed under GPLv3 or later.

• Views
• Transliteration

• Install and enable the module
• Edit or add a view
• Add a new Feed Display
• Change its style to PSPP CSV

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Options Element is a module that provides a better mechanism to specify select list, checkbox, and radio button options. Rather than requiring the user to use strange syntax like "key|value" in a textarea, Options Element provides a clean interface for specifying options. Developers may use $element['#type'] = 'options' in their own modules. If JavaScript is disabled, any 'options_element' will degrade to the standard textarea for specifying options.