Actively maintained

Search Node Files module indexes files attached to a node, either by upload or filefield modules, and adds it to de node's index on Drupal's search system.

Addon for Drupal Commerce that allows to place one or more nodes in one of the checkout phases of an order.
There is a submodule for Terms of Service that includes a checkbox for terms and conditions agreement.

Install instructions

• Install Drupal Commerce and make sure that checkout module and CTools enabled.
• Enable Commerce Extra panes.
• Access the Manage Display for those node types whose nodes are going to be
  exposed as checkout panes, click on "Checkout pane" view mode option and
  select the fields that are going to be displayed in the panes.
• Go to Store > Configuration > Checkout Settings and there click on
  Checkout Extra Panes tab.
• Select one of the existing nodes by typing its title in the autocomplete form
  and add it.
• Click on Checkout Form to select in which checkout phase the nodes should be
  displayed.

The module has integration with Tokens and Internationalization.

Features pending/planned

Place the Terms of service as a lightweight popup window.
Include some tests.

Screencast & documentation

Chain Menu Access API is has no functionality on its own — install it only if another module requests it.

The remainder of this page is directed towards module developers:

Chain Menu Access API allows your module to chain its own menu access callback functions into other modules' menu router entries.

wordpress_migrate supports migrating WordPress blog exports (WXR format) into Drupal using the Migrate module, which is now in

This module handles a very simple functionality, decide whatever to exclude a node title from full node page or node teasers.
It provides a checkbox on node-edit pages for easier exclusion, or you can use the admin page to manually enter a list of node id's to exclude title.
Also provides the option to hide all titles of a certain Content type. From the administrative interface you can select a content type to hide title for.
Use case: Let's say you create a content type called: Lightbox content, and in your layout lightbox content will have titles set on title attribute of the link, rather than inline on your page, so you would like to exclude title from displaying inline for all your nodes of type Lightbox content, simple, just check the option and voila.

How it works?

This project has some other, very simple approaches, like hiding the title from CSS using display: none or applying the template_preprocess_page hook in your theme to make the title variable null.
Actually Exclude Node Title does the same thing, only that you don't have to manually make different hacks, hard to track from the administration interface.

New features 7.x-1.5