Drupal Modules

User Interface for Buddy API module. Uses views + usernode to build all lists (buddylist, sent requests, received requests) and workflow_ng for notification/logging

The movies module allows the administrator to create, edit, update and delete movies in a database (including the IMDB link if desired), at admin/movies. They also have the ability to add movies (in the same fashion) to a movie wishlist, checking off movies from that last as they are purchased, automatically adding that movie to their main movie list, at admin/movies/wishlist. There is also a page which will find any conflict between the two lists.

This is a replacement cache for Drupal which instead of placing the cachable objects into the database which is done by default it writes the objects into the filesystem instead.

In cases where the website is a dedicated server or a VPS where you have control over the core system, then this is not for you. Check out the memcache project http://drupal.org/project/memcache

If you are on a shared host where you have slow database servers then this is for you.

A cache replacement system which instead of writing to the database like the default the cached files are written to the web server.

In the case of Hosting companies where the database is slow but the web servers are fast this is an ideal way to get some additional performance from you site.

This module is in beta, and not complete.

This module provides a webmail interface using the Mail API module. It also contains a module called 'webmail_ajax', which will use jQuery to create a more dynamic interface, with fewer or no page loads.

This module is currently in beta form and lacks some functionality.

For site-admins:
This module depends on the AES and SMTP modules. You must also install a protocol module designed to work with this module, to allow it to communicate with mail servers. Once a protocol module is installed, you are able to create server configurations for any server that's supported by the protocol modules you have installed. You will also need a module that provides the webmail interface that uses the provided api.

Integrate Drupal with an existing MediaWiki installation.

This module currently provides three features:

This module provides an efficient and flexible way of storing content in a hierarchy. You can use this hierarchy for site menus, scoped searches, and node references.

Module originally developed by ekes.

The Indymedia cities list module generates an up-to-date list of indymedia sites. For PHP 4-based sites, the list is updated from an HTML version. For PHP 5-based sites, the list is updated from an XML version, and the listing is fully themeable/customizable.

This module shows how the view interpreted the dates you typed into the exposed
filters. If your input was not understood, you will get a validation error.
If you typed in a date in non-canonical format, it will be shown to you in
canonical format when you see the search results.

This module gives you separate fields to describe names: prefix, first, middle, last, suffix. It gives you 'legal' and 'preferred' versions of these fields, and options of how to calculate a display name from the data. Sorts and filters are done by display name.

This module is experimental -- it does not yet support multiple values. It will be considered experimental until it does support multiple values.

A small utility module which generates a CSV of one-time login links for each user.