Considered feature-complete by its maintainers.

Auto profile

Auto profile allows you to use a module, such as a feature module, to act as a
profile and automated the installation settings.

INSTALLATION

  1. Add the auto_profile to the 'profiles' directory.
  2. (Optional) Apply the reinstall.patch to core or move the reinstall.php into the root directory along side install.php.

USAGE

Visit reinstall.php instead of install.php to automatically flush the database
and select auto_profile. Alternatively, install.php can be used like normal to
select auto_profile.

Be sure to define a module called "site" which will be the only module the
profile depends on. All dependencies will need to be specified on the "site"
module.

Installation settings can be specified in the profile to auto-fill the values
during installation to make rebuilding a site very quick and easy. To override
values follow the form array structure and start with the key "profile". The
site_name will default to the name of the site module. The following
demonstrates how to override values.

Hierarchical Term Reference Autocomplete

Screencap of widget in action

This module provides a new widget for a term reference field that displays the parents of a term matching the autocomplete as well as providing actual TIDs back to the form handlers.

Privacy Per User: User Relationships integration

Overview

A submodule for Privacy Per User (http://drupal.org/project/privacypu) that allows testing of User Relationships (http://drupal.org/project/user_relationships). The requestee of the relationship is the current user and the requester is the user specified by the argument passed to the Privacy Per User module. This module was created in response to http://drupal.org/node/1240540.

Functionality

In the Privacy Per User module there are two settings; private and public, which allow the user to set the visibility of their profile, nodes or other site features on a Drupal site. This module integrates the User Relationships module with Privacy Per User to allow the user to select user relationships as well as private and public in their profile. For example a user could chose to share their photographs or profile fields only with friends, similar to the way in which Facebook works.

Drupal Commons

This module is currently being used on a production site and intranet using Drupal Commons (which relies heavily on user relationships to provide follower functionality).

Instructions

  1. Select the user relationships you'd like to test for on the Privacy Per User settings page (admin/build/privacypu/settings).

Context Export

Context Export builds on the Context module to provide simplified exports.

Rules OG Mail Actions

Rules OG Mail Actions Module Provides Rules Actions to send E-mails to all Members of an Organic Group in Different Formats. Currently drupal mail only.

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