Drupal Modules

These are extensions to the CCK_Address module which add support for other countries. These have not been produced by the author of CCK_Address, but have been submitted to him be their respective authors.

Authors are encouraged to gain CVS access so that they can maintain their code here without requiring assistance.

This module provides a configurable "tabs" Panel style that can be used by any Panels module.

• Panels 2
• Tabs

Paul Ektov of http://autobin.ru.

Wim Leers

This modules creates a site navigation layer based on how nodes are filed in the taxonomy. This module automatically creates global navigation, local navigation, breadcrumbs and a site map.

This module allows users to control just how much of their nodeprofile data is shared
with other users on a case-by-case basis.

Attempting to contact an 'unknown' user will allow them to choose to
a) send them a message, or
b) initiate a handshake.

The 'initiator' has the option to select which fields of his/her own to expose.

Dataview was created to bring the powerful table creation, sorting, and filtering options of the Views module and make them available for data that is unrelated to the nodes table. Currently, it will only display data that resides within a single table.

In addition, Dataview currently also allows for the export of the current view as an XML-based spreadsheet, including formatting.

Its purpose, however, is to act as an API, so it must be passed an array that describes the table and its fields from which the data will be pulled.

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Utilises the vcs FETCH & POST method for confirming payments.
Allows for callbacks from vcs to update payment statuses.
Statuses are changed as follows;
canceled - if user cancels payment,
failed - if payment service declined the credit card,
payment received - if payment was successful and
denied - if the PAM (Personal Authentication Message) failed which is a security
feature provided by vcs.
The ec_credit_card table is also filled although this does not seem to be

This module is still under continuing development. Please do not use on a production site. I plan to actively develop and maintain this project, so please provide feedback. Discussions are being held on this project's group.

SMS Framework includes a driver based API that can be extended to work with common SMS service providers and integrated into Drupal core and contributed modules.

The project currently consists of several components.

This module defines the "money" CCK field. It uses the Currency API, which is included in the Currency module, to get a list of valid currencies.

Only amounts with 2 decimals can be used. Any decimal separator and any digit group separator can be used, but it defaults to the comma and the dot respectively, which is according to ISO 31-0. The separators can be changed at any point, only integers are stored in the database.

This module creates a workflow for moderating user avatars. When a new avatar is uploaded, it is placed in the 'not yet moderated' queue, and not displayed. A moderator can then either approve, disapprove, or delete the avatar. Only approved avatars will be shown site wide.

Let users delete their account.

This module will be abandoned when http://drupal.org/node/8 is fixed.

I am glad to announce the release of my first South African payment gateway module.
I am want to contribute this to Drupal so that anyone who will like to
use vcs payment gateway in South Africa can download and use the module.
I believe that there will be a demand for South African based payment
gateway module as Drupal seems to be growing very well in South Africa.
There isn't any South African Payment Method for Drupal that I know of.
I have integrated one of the Payment gateways In South Africa for

Enables the presentation of views through tabs.

Requires Tabs module, part of Javascript Tools, as well as views. Note: currently requires Drupal 5 Dev version of Javascript Tools (until a new Javascript Tools official release is posted).

Adds three new View Type options to page and block views. All three display each node (piece of content) on a separate tab.