Actively maintained

The Achievements module offers the ability to create achievements and badges similar to systems seen on Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Foursquare, Gowalla, GetGlue, and more. For a Drupal site, this could mean commenting a certain number of times, starting a forum topic, visiting the site every day of the week, or anything else that can be tracked and coded.

Current features and design:

• Achievement points are based on milestones, not continuous activity. Instead of getting 5 points every time a user posts a node, an equivalent milestone might instead reward 20 points for posting 10 nodes. If there's no achievement for posting 50 nodes, the user receives no further points.

The Priorities module helps on choosing the best and prioritizing alternatives among a set of various proposals. The scoring is based on users' participative contribution through rating each and every alternative with a level of priority.

This module provides an Ubercart 2x payment method to conduct transactions via Saferpay payment Gateway.

Boxes module is a reimplementation of the custom blocks (boxes) that the core block module provides. It is a proof of concept for what a re-worked block module could do.

The module assumes that custom blocks are configuration, and not content. This means that it is a reasonable action to ask for all blocks at one time, this is in fact exactly what the core block module does.

Boxes provides an inline interface for editing blocks, allowing you to change the contents of blocks without going to an admin page.

Boxes provides exportables for its blocks via the (required) Chaos tools module. This allows modules to provide blocks in code that can be overwritten in the UI.

Chaos tools is required to use Boxes.

Boxes Integration

The following modules provide Boxes plugins. Let us know if your plugin is not listed here.

• Entity Boxes
• Field Boxes
• Views Boxes
• Facebook Pull
• Twitter Pull

Spaces support

A user interfaces for viewing and managing Drupal queues created via the Queue API, which began in Drupal 7.

Features:

• View queues and number of items
• Developers can define meta info about queues they create and process
• Process queue with Batch API
• Process queue during cron
• Remove leases
• Delete queue

This is a companion module for Nodequeue.

This module provides a smartqueues based on avaliable content types. It adds a subqueue per node of selected content type to hold an ordered queue for nodes of another types. Any of these types can be used for smartqueues as well to hold additional levels of nodes grouping. So you can build very complex informational structures powered by handy Nodequeue's features and integration.