This node_access module governs access to nodes based on the taxonomy terms applied to the nodes. A simple scheme based on taxonomy, roles and users controls which content is visible.
A simple bookmarks module with some advanced features like
Please seriously consider SSL encryption for your site, if you want to use the login/password reminder functionality.
Originally branched from bookmarks module [1]
[1] http://drupal.org/project/bookmarks
Role Weights provides some utility functions for accessing user role weights for other modules requiring this functionality (such as Path Access) as well as some additional Tokens for user role weights.
Once installed, modules can make use of:
function role_weights_get_weight($role_id)
- gets the weight value for a specified role
The module maintains Apache access control files (.htpasswd). User name/password is taken from Drupal user database.
Users are listed according role.
Drupal 7+, depreciated in favor of pathologic.
Path Filter takes internal Drupal paths in single or double quotes, written as e.g. "internal:node/99", and replaces them with the appropriate absolute HTTP URL or path using Drupal's url() function. It also works for files in your files directory using Drupal's file_create_url() function. It works with clean URLs enabled or disabled as well as working equally well for single site or multisite installations.
The motivation for this filter was to provide a robust way of linking to internal URLs from within content, so that your links do not break if you move your site to a different path (e.g. from a development site at http://example.com/dev/ to a production site at http://example.com/).
Mobile Media Blog allows you to post media via e-mail or mobile phone.
It integrates with Mailhandler [1] and saves the submitted text as node and attaches all files sent with it.
This module now integrates with CCK Filefield [4] / Imagefield [5].
That enables you to use Views and/or Imagecache for display.
You may choose to use the inline module [2] to display attached files automatically.
The mailalias module [3] allows your users to provide more than on e-mail address for posting.
Adds the ability for users to add tags (taxonomy) to themselves on their user/edit page. Tags are also displayed on the user/page and they link to a page that lists all users that have that tag set to them.
The JSnippets module can be used to insert code snippets, general text templates and so on into specified Drupal textareas. Snippets can be related to textareas in forms, using the element ID of the textarea and the form ID of the form. These can be obtained by way of the JSnippets section button which should be visible above all textareas for users with the 'administer jsnippets' permission. Only users with the 'use jsnippets' permission are allowed access to the snippets.
This expect script will download Drupal and a standard set of modules from CVS (HEAD). It then grabs and unpacks tinymce into the correct location and creates and installs the database. The script should be called with the following parameters:
expect getdrupal.exp database password [rootpass]
The database name also gets used as the username.
This module provides a full tournament management system for Drupal.
