Maintenance fixes only

This module will not be ported to Drupal 7, because all of the problems that it solves are natively solved in Drupal 7 core and Drupal 7 Wysiwyg.

If you're using the Wysiwyg API module for a CCK text field, and you have the "number of values" for that text field set to unlimited, you may be encountering some problems:

1. When you use drag-and-drop to re-order the items, and the row you're dragging has the editor enabled, you may encounter problems depending on the editor you use. For example, with tinymce, you lose data. With fckeditor, you get slow and annoying refreshes.

2. When you click "Add another item", you lose data typed into the other items' enabled editors since the node was last saved or the editors were last disabled.

This module attempts to fix both problems. It is designed to work with the 6.x-2.0 version of the Wysiwyg API module, and has not been tested with either the 1.x or 3.x versions of Wysiwyg API. I hope that this module is short-lived and that the corresponding fixes get rolled into the Wysiwyg API module. However, I'm making it available in the meantime as its own module, so that anyone needing this functionality now can make use of it.

This module allows you (the site builder) to set up automated followup emails for orders in Ubercart.

Restrict access of users to create/add/move book pages only on those books which belongs to their groups.

Callouts creates a way to display multiple blocks that are related by taxonomy terms. After you place the module into a region on your site, when a user goes to a page any callout blocks (callout is a new content type) with the same taxonomy terms as that page will be displayed in the region.

This Module is great if your looking to show related products in an e-commerence enviroment, or announcments depending on what page of the site your users are on.

In the Admin section (at Admin > callouts) gives you the ability to choose the max number of callout blocks to display, as well as the option to turn on 'random' callouts. When random is enabled, if no callout nodes are found with related taxonomy terms as the page (or if the page does not have taxonomy terms) then the module will display random callout nodes (up to the set max).

NOTE: The way this module retrieves the taxonomy terms is based on the address (a.k.a 'node/%' , where % is the node id 'nid'). If someone knows a better way to retrieve the nid for a node, please contact me and I'll update this module.

Installation

This module, when enabled, creates a new content type 'callout' and also gives that content type access to all existing Taxonomy vocabularies. you will need to display this block in one of the themes regions (at Admin > Site Building > Blocks).

Block, Allow or Reroute E-mails based on the mail ID. Each mail ID rule can reroute to a primary or specific E-mail address.