Actively maintained

This module brings Webtrends analytics integration to Drupal. All you need to do is to install the module, change the configuration settings, and you are good to go.

Key features:

Extended History aims to help module developers (or PHP-savvy web developers) by keeping an extended history of visits to nodes for each user.

While Drupal already provides some basic funcionality in the history table, there are a couple of drawbacks:

• History records are purged after 30 days;
• That 30-day limit is non-manageable, unless you disable cron runs altogether;
• It doesn't count how many times each user saw that node.

Original code from node.module:

define('NODE_NEW_LIMIT', time() - 30 * 24 * 60 * 60);

function node_cron() {
  db_query('DELETE FROM {history} WHERE timestamp < %d', NODE_NEW_LIMIT);
}

Extended History adds a new table called extendedhistory to store (uid, nid, timestamp, count) tuples.

For anonymous users, it keeps these details in session until they log in or register, at which time this is saved into the DB under their new UIDs.

If you want records to be deleted after some time, this can be set in Site Building » Extended History.

As 'API', it provides the following function:

	/**
	 * Returns an array of the form:
	 * array(
	 *   'timestamp' => [int],
	 *   'count'     => [int],
	 * );
	 * If no record was found, it returns an empty array.
	 */
	function extendedhistory_last_viewed($nid)

The account_sync module allows you to synchronize drupal user account data across

Crumbs calculates breadcrumbs for your site.
It does so by finding the parent of the current page, then the parent of the parent, etc, until it arrives at the home page.

Crumbs comes with a bunch of built-in plugins, that can be individually enabled, disabled and prioritized, and some of which provide further configuration options.

Built-in plugins

Crumbs plugins have two responsibilities: (1) to determine the parent path for a given path, and (2) to determine the title for a specific breadcrumb link.

Built-in plugins exist for: Menu, Taxonomy, Entity reference, Organic groups, Path aliases, Entityreference prepopulate, Text fields, Forum, Commerce checkout, etc.

Besides, there are configurable token-based patterns to find the parent for entity pages per bundle.

As a fallback behavior, it will always try to find a parent by chopping off the last part of the path. And for the link title, the fallback is whatever was specified with hook_menu().

Fine-grained priority control

Most plugin priorities are further subdivided, to allow even more fine-grained control: By menu name (menu), vocabulary name (taxonomy), field name and entity bundle (entity reference), group content type (organic groups), etc.

Description

Module provides integration with russian links exchange systems Sape, TrustLink, LinkFeed

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Данный модуль помогает быстро и без ошибок интегрировать друпал сайт с биржами ссылок.

Модуль поддерживает мультисайтинг и корректно работает с кешированием страниц.

Версия 1.1 поддерживает Sape, Trustlink, Linkfeed

DrupalChat allows visitors of your Drupal site to chat with each other privately or together in a public chatroom.