Actively maintained

This is continued development of the http://drupal.org/project/convio_api module.

The block search user module provides a simple "Search Users" block that is nothing more than a shortcut for running a user search.

The goal of this module is to implement a very simple image cycle slideshow. Views maybe used - but not required. The slideshow comes with three images so it can be tested on install.

Simplifies management of big taxonomies with huge number of terms by putting them into groups (by semantic or any other attribute or criterion).

It creates the Groups vocabulary (so the group is just a term in this vocabulary) and then uses the term_relation Drupal DB table to put terms into groups (as the related terms feature is mostly of no use in Drupal 6 and was removed from Drupal 7).
Bulk operations (put/move terms into group and merge terms) are done through the Views Bulk Operations (module comes with one default view).
So instead of looking at the whole list of all the terms in vocabulary, you can put terms into separate groups and manage them inside the groups.

Dependencies:

• Taxonomy
• Views Bulk Operations

So the module creates user interface at admin/content/taxonomy_groups (restricted by the 'administer taxonomy' permission). It lists all the created groups, allows to add new group (you can also do this by managing Taxonomy Groups vocabulary) and then lists all the terms by groups allowing to drill down into any group and move terms into/between them, merge terms and delete any term.

Add-on for the Node Gallery module that creates and maintains default gallery for every user.
The main goal of the module is to make image sorting easy, optional task, and to streamline the uploading process.

Lists is a feature-rich list building module - think listmania, top 10s, watch lists, wish lists, to do lists, or any other type of list you can think of. It provides a fully-themeable user interface to let you and your users create lists, add things to lists, add list entry details, order list entries etc, all in the most convenient way possible. By using pluggable "list handlers" lists can be backed by any existing Drupal collection type (CCK reference fields, nodequeues, flags, etc) or you can supply your own!

STATUS: The 6.x-1.x-dev version is currently usable but most definitely still in development and not production-ready.