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This module adds simple calculations to a views table. Requires the Views module.

You can SUM, AVERAGE, COUNT, MIN, MAX, or AVG selected columns. A plug in theme makes the view look more spreadsheet-like (right justifies numeric fields, shades calculated columns and rows, and underlines calculated rows).

You can also create custom dynamic fields that can be used in any view using SQL snippets like CONCAT('field_first_name', ' ', 'field_last_name') or DATE_FORMAT(node.created, '%m/%%d/%Y'). The custom fields are set up in admin/settings/views_calc.

The subversion module is a SVN client for your drupal website. It will allow you to update, diff, and check the status of your working copies.

We thank walkah for letting us have this project name.

INTRODUCTION

This module allows privileged users to commit changes in code to an SVN repository. It relies heavily on the existing SVN settings so a working copy is required for this module to work.

This module is only meant to be installed on development environments where users with little to no knowledge of the SVN CVS need to be able to commit changes.

This module acts as a digital notary for Drupal; it creates notarized/certified timestamps for content. When normal Drupal content is created, an easily modifiable timestamp is created. It is impossible to tell with any real certainity whether or not the node was created at that time. A certified timestamp guarantees the content was created on the timestamp indicated.

An add-on for the Organic Groups (og) module that makes one group mandatory for all new users and/or requires new users to pick a group.

This module allows an admin to set limits on the number of terms that a node can have per vocabulary. This is set separately per content type as well. For example, a page could allow unlimited terms in a category, but a story could limit the same category to four.

Computed Field is a very powerful field module that lets you add a custom "computed fields" to your content types. These computed fields are populated with values that you define via PHP code. You may draw on anything available to Drupal, including other fields, the current user, database tables, you name it. (Feeling the power yet? :) ) You can also choose whether to store your computed field values in the database with other content fields, or have them "calculated" on the fly during node views. (Although you should note that Views use requires database stored values.) This field is literally the Swiss Army knife of fields. So start cooking up your PHP based values!

This group of modules is sort of a recipe module that makes things easier by showing how to integrate some other modules as well as providing miscellaneous features that aren't distributed by Views itself. Sometimes these modules are only base recipes that will need to be themed and spiced up to fit your needs so be creative!

The userlink module allows users to save and share links (bookmarks, URLs).

Adds a block to allow users to switch between enabled themes.

Themes can be given 'user friendly' names and access can be controlled by user role.

Switchtheme provides optional support for Browscap module to switch themes based on the browser of a visitor.

README.txt contains instructions on how to modify a single theme and use Switchtheme to allow users to choose between a small, medium, and large text version of your site.