Actively maintained

Prevents rendering of comments inside of nodes and provides them as separate page element instead.

With this module, you can place the $comments variable anywhere in your page.tpl.php. However, if you do not output $comments in your template, no comments will be rendered at all.

This is not an official Mollom project and was not created by the folks at Mollom.

It gives the user the ability to create custom tokens for specific replacements that can improve other modules relying on the Drupal 7 token API or, for Drupal 6, the Token module.

Versions 7.x-1.x and previous relied on PHP evaluation to build custom tokens.

The new 7.x-2.x relies on input filters. While still allowing for PHP tokens through the D7 core PHP filter module, administrators can permit only HTML or plain text custom tokens.

Gives content access permissions to users for content that references the users with User reference or Entity reference.

About the Project

Provides a "charts" style output for Views module so you can render result-set not just as text (list, tabular) but as pie-chart, bar-chart, scatter-plot etc.

The initial idea of this module was to allow custom PHP code to be associated with a product in order to adjust the price of the product. The nature of allowing an admin to enter a block of PHP code to be executed though, allows for much more elaborate and potentially dangerous operations.

Upon installation, this module will add a Custom Code field to your products. Sample uses of this code block are:

$item->price = $item->price;

This will do nothing....but it goes in by default.
$item->price refers to the price before attribute adjustments.

$item->price = $item->price;
if ($item->qty > 5) {
  $item->price = [cost] * 1.1;
}

If more than 5 items are ordered, set the product price to a 10% mark-up of the product cost. Product tokens are exposed to this code so things like [cost], [sell_price], [weight], [weight-raw], etc. can be used.

$item->price = $item->price;
if (date('j', time()) == '1') {
  $item->price = $item->price/2;
}

Half price on the first of each month.

For additional examples which use attributes for price calculations, refer to the Attribute Tokens module.