Drupal Modules

Highslide downsizes images posted in an artical that are to big for the page (you can change the limit of the width) and resizes the image when you klick on it with a small animation.

The Credit module allows administrators to define a credit system for posting content of a particular content type. This has several uses including connecting with commerce modules or points modules to provide automatic ways for users to be awarded credits.

This module adds a block that will show a local menu in the context of the page you're at. It let's you specify the depth to start rendering at and the number of levels to render in total. The menu title will be the parent item of the first level rendered items.

Some basic usage examples:

A one-level menu, like primary and secundary links are displayed.

• Starting depth: 1
• Rendered depth: 1

The second level, like the secundary menu behaves if you point it to the primary menu.

MailServer integrates Drupal with Christoph Haas' setup of Postfix with MySQL authentication.

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The Link To Us module creates a page to display uploaded banners that can be used by others to link to your Drupal site. The module will create well formed SEO links with full title, alt and anchor text determined by the node title, taxonomy term or other pages that are directed to the module. This allows users or writing contributors the ability to use consistent banners to link to your site. Also, link campaigns have a natural page that can be used to establish consistent, well formed links.

The module allows CCK forms to be broken into pages. It can break a short form or a very long one. It was created as an alternative to CCKWizard (hence the name -witch)

This module provides an interface that allows registered users to have an account sitter. A Sitter will be any other registered user allowed to log in to the drupal site (with limitations) as the sitted user. The sitter doesn't need to know the sitted password to log in, so no password needs to be exchanged between the two users.

Allthoug the main functionality is working and tested, this module is still in development.

This module creates a block that displays information about the node you're viewing. It allows users to see, at a glance, the following information without clicking "Edit" or digging into revision history:

Content profile is designed to be the common successor of the node profile and bio modules. It's intended to be simple and useful, but extensible by further modules.

The module builds user profiles as content (aka nodes), which opens the opportunity to use all the powerful modules for content for user profiles too, e.g. the Content Construction Kit (CCK).

As content, content profiles can be restricted to certain roles and it's possible to create multiple separate content profiles.

Current state: [still in development]

This modules allows the integration of OTRS 2.0+ (Online Ticket Response System) with Drupal to provide a mechanism for organizations to track the detection, reporting, and resolutions of problems/issues.

Redirect the HTTP 403 error page to the Drupal /user/login page with a message that reads:

"Access denied! You must login to view this page."

Also, the desired page is appended in the url query string so that, once login is successful, the user is taken directly where they were originally trying to go.

Makes for a much more user-friendly Drupal.

Sponsored by Smullin Design.

This module intends to become a repository for advanced form elements, that can be used by other developers. Feel free to add your special elements to the issue queue!

For now, it contains a tableselect element type that can be used to easily create tables as seen on admin/user/user.

It also contains an imagebutton ripped from views, but this does not work satisfactorily.

This module was commissioned by the NCRV (http://www.ncrv.nl).