Under active development

Component module (for use by other modules). Converts HTML into plain text equivalent.

This module adds a tab for sufficiently permissioned users. The tab shows all revisions like standard Drupal but it also allows pretty viewing of all added/changed/deleted words between revisions.

For extended custom entity support for Drupal 7 try Diff Entity Properties.

Invitations are important to create network effects and exponential growth of a community of interest. This module provides an Invite a friend feature to allow your users to send and track invitations to join your site.

This module provides your website with currency conversion, currency information & metadata, and amount/price display functionality.

Taxonomy Defaults allows you to assign default terms from any vocabulary to any node-type. The default terms will be pre-selected on the /node/add form, but can be edited.

If a vocabulary is marked as "Hidden" for a particular content type, then that vocabulary will not be shown on the /node/add form and the default terms will be assigned automatically and cannot be edited.

Features

1. Autoloader — @see go_autoload()

- To disable this feature, in settings.php, define GO_DISABLE_AUTOLOAD constant.
- Run faster with APC extension enabled.

2. go_cache()

Without go_cache()

Component module (for use by other modules).

Useful for any other module that creates output outside of the Drupal website and need to include links back to the site which contain the identity of a site member. For example, it could be used in an email, personalised PDF, SMS, RSS feed, or voice message to identify the user it's for.

Comment Notify is a lightweight tool to send notification e-mails to visitors about new, published comments on pages where they have commented. Comment Notify works for both registered and anonymous users.

CronPlus adds more "cron" hooks to Drupal beyond the basic one, with each of the new hooks being called at or near specified time intervals (hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly).

The User Badges module allows each user to be assigned 'badges' which can be displayed as a series of iconic images.

A popular use is to display the badges along with the user's information within forums, comments, or node postings. These badges can be assigned individually by the administrator or attached to a role so that, for example, all users in the 'admin' role will show the 'Administrator' badge which could display as a graphic letter 'A'.