Actively maintained

Converts files between supported types on the fly, similar to the way in which imagecache creates modified images.

Rules WebForm Submitted adds a Condition to Rules that allows you to test to see if a specific webform node has been submitted by the current user. This is useful for restricting some content on your site to users who have completed a webform. For example, you may want to "require registration" of certain content before making it available to collect sales leads, etc.

Note: This module is similar to Webform Rules in that it supports integration between Webform and Rules, but different in that Webform Rules supports the Event "Webform Submitted", while Rules Webform Submitted provides a Condition which is typically triggered by a Node Event.

To set up this functionality,

1. Download and enable Rules, Webform, and Rules WebForm Submitted (this module)
2. Create a new Rule named "Require Registration To View Content" (for example)
3. Add the Node Event "Content is about to be viewed".
4. Add a condition for the type of node you want to restrict access on.
5. Add the condition "Webform has been submitted" and choose the Webform that you want the user to fill out before viewing content.
6. Click the "Negate" option to cause the rule to trigger if the webform has NOT been submitted
   

This module aims at providing a UI to modify any form on a Drupal site.

A view providing block, content pane, and page displays useful to display posts with a given set of vocabulary terms. It is packaged as a Feature.

googletorp's UUID patches and experiments

This module provides a Context reaction which redirects to a given internal or external url if the context conditions are met.