Drupal Modules

bringing the jQuery jScrollPane module to Drupal.

This gives you the ability to let JavaScript create the scrollbars of a div of whatever element you need which actually gives you more control over stuff like styles, callbacks, etc..

Plugin Page
http://kelvinluck.com/assets/jquery/jScrollPane

Provides easy time-limited membership management.

Translatable module is a different approach on Internationalization and Localization. It is based on the fact that any translatable content in Drupal is input via forms that have been built with the Forms API.

Any form item can have the property #translatable. If that property is set to FALSE, the contents of the form item cannot be translated. If it is not set, Translatable module assumes that it can be translated. If it is set to TRUE, Translatable module automatically retrieves and displays the source contents to translate the form item's content.

By default, the Drupal 6 trigger module displays appropriate actions for each trigger. Each action has declared which hooks it is appropriate for.

This module lifts that restriction, making any action available to any trigger. Use with care, as making an action assignment that does not make sense may lead to unintended consequences.

Retrieves users' Skype online presence information from Skype's public RDF-based presence service.

Some screenshots are available at http://flickr.com/photos/bendiken/tags/skype/

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This module can import multiple files and save them as node attachments.
It is very usefull when you are using such modules as slideshow and flashvideo,
and if you need to import dozens of files at once.

By default, Drupal 6 will use the Navigation menu for the breadcrumb. This module allows you to use the menu the node belongs to for the breadcrumb on node pages.

Furthermore, it allows you to append the node title to the breadcrumb (as plain text or url).

Add capabilities to search files names or descriptions.

Parallel to the Services module, the Web Service Clients module will provide the ability to implement pluggable clients to external web services, including external Drupal sites running the Services module.

Riffly.com provides a very neat service which allows your users to leave you audio or video comments on your blog. The interface lets your record the audio or video comment while on your site using the user's webcam and microphone if they have them.

riffly.com have a plugin available for Wordpress which I ported over to drupal. Their interface is very easy to use - the comments are stored on the riffly servers and accessed from their servers whenever the user selects play on your site.

This module provides an integration between Drupal and StatCounter web stats. This module aims to make it second nature to add and configure the way stats are displayed on a Drupal site.

Award module allows administrators to identify one or more content types as "Awards." When a user with appropriate permission views a user's profile, an expandable fieldset is available where the viewing user may grant any awards he has permission to grant.

This was a rather quickly-made module written to serve a specific purpose in a project I was working on. I know there are more things it could do. Please feel free to submit feature requests and especially patches, and perhaps the module will become more useful to more people.

Features