Drupal Modules

The Search and Replace Scanner can do regular expression matches against the body and CCK text content fields on all nodes in your system. This is handy for finding html strings that Drupal's normal search will ignore. And it can replace the matched text. Very handy if you are changing the name of your company, or are changing the URL of a link included multiple times in multiple nodes.

The module allow you to configure which fields and tables to work with, and also to add in custom tables and fields for modules that don't use CCK.

Give users a virtual pat on the back.

Similar to functionality on yelp.com, users can send and receive little award like items such as "nice quote" or "funny joke" or "great picture" from other users. With the integration with Userpoints module, users can earn points by having a kudo awarded to them.

Basically, you can curently do the following:

Provides functions to post to and read from the Tumblr.com microblogging service using its web service APIs. Tumblr.module also provides caching features to store Tumblr posts locally; Views, Actions, and theming support coming soon.

DynoSearcho lets users dynamically search for different types of content using AJAX (actually, AHAH).

This module allows the site admin to display various blocks on the site that provide a dynamic way to search for content. DynoSearch uses AHAH to display results as the user enters them (similar to Drupal's most-excellent autocomplete feature). Each block can be configured to display a configurable number of results from specific node types.

This module was sponsored by Ozmosis.

The mail editor module lets you edit your mails. It parses files for drupal_mail calls but for variable mailkeys it exposes a hook_mailkeys API.

This module makes it simple for a teacher to assign students to write on a topic and then for the writing to be read, commented on, and rated by other students.

The core principle driving the creation of this module is that students learn best if they teach what they learn. This module is an easy way to make students teacher/learners.

The basic workflow for this module is as follows:

This module modifies the node edit form's audience selector, provided by the Organic Groups module, such that the groups are selectable by content type. This is useful on sites with a very large number of groups and many different group types. For example, a site with Districts, Schools and Interest Groups (all content types defined as organic groups) will have an individual selector for each group type.

A set of functions to allow themers and usability experimenters modify admin forms.

This is a project to manage tasks for the Google Highly Open Participation Contest™.

Resources for students:

TortoiseCVS Demo

Demo project for purposes of demo-ing tortoisecvs

Different user types with customizable profile fields.