Maintenance fixes only

Revisioning is a module for the configuration of workflows to create, moderate and publish content revisions.
You use it in scenario's like this:

• Authors write content that prior to being made publicly visible must be reviewed (and possibly edited) by moderators. Once the moderators have published the content, authors should be prevented from modifying it while “live”, but they should be able to submit new revisions to their moderators.
• We shouldn't have to grant these roles “god-like” powers (e.g. D6's "administer nodes" permission) to implement this.

D6 is approaching end of life. We'll be doing maintenance fixes only.

Module Grants makes modules that deal with content access permissions operate better on unpublished (as well as published) content. It also makes sure that access grants behave in an orderly fashion when such modules are used together.

• Access grants are tested for unpublished content just as they are for published content
• Allows modules that feature fine-grained access control (e.g. Workflow, TAC-Lite) to work together
• While Module Grants' raison d'etre is to act as a catalyst amongst other modules when dealing with unpublished content and/or fine-grained access control, it does come with a handy feature of its own via the Module Grants Monitor submodule, which is bundled with the package download. After enabling Module Grants Monitor, a new item, Accessible content, appears in your navigation menu. Clicking on it reveals a summary of all the content the logged-in user has access to (i.e. view, edit) after access controls have been applied by the content access modules installed on your site. So if you have Workflow installed then what's editable to you and what's only viewable to you will depend on the workflow state the content is in. With the TAC-Lite module enabled it will depend on the vocabulary term(s) used in the content.
• Thanks to dankh, Module Grants now also has Views support, allowing you to add to your views edit and delete links that properly honour permissions.

Book Search defines a new search tab that lets your users perform simple searches of book content on your site.

This module adds the possibility to set a global header and a global footer for all e-mails sent by Drupal.

It is compatible with htmlmail module.

Capture webform result as new leads in SugarCRM

Now Available - Version 5 for webform2sugar

Yes, I know this seems very soon for a major version update, however, I think there is good reason for this major version change. Version 5 is a rewrite of the module from the ground up and it fundamentally changes the way the webform2sugar module operates.

This version now follows the pattern of other webform module add-ons by simply creating a new tab in the webform section of webform nodes. There are a number of advantages to this approach, and this version sees a lot of changes that were not possible to accomplish with version 4 and before.

The major changes in this version are:

• Mappings are now stored in the database. This allows for a single webform field to be mapped to multple fields in sugar and for a single sugar field to have multiple fields mapped to it.
• Settings are now managed on seperate page inside of the webform tab.
• Each webform can now be sent to a different sugarcrm server
• Campaign Ids can now be overriden on the form so that a single form can go to multiple campaigns.
• Webform2Sugar now checks urls to be sure they are accessible before saving them to the database.
• Webform2Sugar now supports custom mappings without hacking the webform2sugar_fields.inc file.

When users don't fill the title field when posting a comment, or when this field is disabled, Drupal word-safely cuts a 29 characters extract from the beginning of the comment's body to generate a title.
With this module, it is possible to choose the comment automatic title length, from 1 to 64 characters.
Comment automatic title adds another feature: it can cut this extract at the first character found, from a list you provide (full-stop, comma, etc.).

For example, let's consider this comment:

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. In augue purus, pellentesque ut, suscipit nec, scelerisque commodo, leo.

By default, Drupal will generate this title: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,.
With comment_auto_title, there are many possibilities, depending on the settings.

Length: 60, cut characters: [empty] => Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. In
Length: 60, cut characters; . (full-stop) => Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.
Length: 25, cut characters: . (full-stop) => Lorem ipsum dolor sit
Length: 60, cut characters: .,?! (full-stop, comma, question mark, exclamation mark) => Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet,