Maintenance fixes only

Notice: This module is no longer being developed. The majority of the planned updates to this module would make it nearly functionally equivalent (including implementation details) to nodeaccess_userreference which has a larger number of sites installed. If you would like to takeover development of this module please open an issue requesting maintainer status.

Coherent access provides a simple way to create shared editing and viewing of nodes between users. The node types controlled via coherent access can be controlled via the admin settings. Users also receive email notification when they are given edit and view rights over nodes, and the content of these emails is fully configurable.

Default behavior access control is;

• only authors can edit
• all users can view
• only the author may delete

The author can modify the settings as follows;

• They may add additional editors which will be given edit capabilities as well as view capabilities
• They may add viewers. As soon as one user is added to the view list only those listed in the view and edit lists as well as the author may view the node
• The author cannot change the delete privileges

The Active Translation module is designed for internationalized sites where translated versions of content need to be displayed when available but if they're not the original, untranslated content should be displayed. If several regional versions of a language are available these will be used as substitutions.

Oct 12th, 2008: I'm looking for co-maintainer for this module so if you're using this module and have some development experience either open an issue or contact me. I personally have no plans to port this to Drupal 7 so if you're interested please consider taking over the module.

This module allows users to export nodes and then import it into another Drupal installation, or on the same site.

Using this module you can save yourself a lot of time setting up new websites that have similar nodes to websites you've already made, migrating nodes to new Drupal versions, or between development/staging/production sites.

You will need the same content types for the imports to work (unless using Feeds to import), and ideally relevant compatibility with fields, and modules.

The Mobile Codes module provides the ability to render Text, URLs or any other form of informaton as a Mobile Code, including but not limited to the QR codes and Datamatrix formats, providing a simple way of transfering said information from the screen to a Mobile phone.

Mobile Codes was written and is maintained by Stuart Clark (deciphered).
- http://stuar.tc/lark

Features:

• User definable and Features exportable Mobile Code Providers and Presets.
  • Defaults provided:
    • Six (6) External Providers.
    • One (1) Internal Provider (see below).
    • Three (3) to five (5) Presets (based on installed modules).
• Render Mobile Codes via:
  • CCK/Fields/Views formatters:
    • CCK/Drupal core Text module.
    • FileField/Drupal core File module.
    • ImageField/Drupal core Image module.
    • Link module.
    • plus an example Custom Formatter for extended support.
  • Input filter.
  • Drupal API Theme() call.
• Blocks:
  • Node URL block - Creates a Mobile Code of the current Node URL.
  • User vCard - Uses the vCard module to provide a vCard Mobile Code from a Nodes Author or a users profile.
  • [D6] Mobile Code generator - An Admin module optimized helper block.
• Support for:
  • [D7-DEV] Drupal core Image module - Use an Image style on the Mobile Codes.
  • [D6] Mobile Tools module - Redirect internal Mobile Code URLs to Mobile site URL.
  • [D6] Redirecting Click Bouncer module - Track URLs accessed via Mobile Codes.
  • Shorten module - Shorten URLs in Mobile Codes.

Streamlines the appearance of the standard Drupal comment form to appear more like WordPress.

This module adds a CCK table field type that lets you add a table display to any content type without having to manually enter HTML. It currently parses text data to form the header and row content. The output is generated by the theme system, so you don't have to worry about formatting valid HTML or adding all those little classes yourself.

A related module is Tablefield. It is a more advance version of this module.

Initial D5 release developed by Wombats.
Ported to D6 & D7 by Tyler Struyk & Sponsored by Themes 24/7