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The Picasa module is a complex module that utilizes Google's Picasa API to display Web Albums and Photos as they appear in your account at http://picasaweb.google.com/ .

A utility module designed to make it easier for developers to read, display, and update data stored in one or more custom database table by allowing the developer write a custom module that simply describes the new data "object".

Together, og_sites_hub and og_sites provide multisite functionality in which a central 'hub' site has a set of associated sites leveraging Organic Groups functionality to selectively share data (nodes and users), such that the hub site has access to all data while associated sites see and edit only their own data plus that specifically shared by the hub site.

OG Sites is rough and incomplete--it was drafted for the first stage of a client project that didn't go forward. Documentation and support are both very limited. There are no current plans to upgrade OG Sites beyond Drupal 5.

Because of a dependency on Pressflow Transaction, this module requires PHP 5. This module also requires Token.

Pressflow Placement allows you to create blocks that hold a maximum, fixed number of content items. A "Place" tab appears on nodes that are eligible for placement into these blocks. Clicking on "Place" walks the user through selecting the block, removing a current item (if the block is full), and finally placing the new item anywhere in the block relative to the remaining current items. The final step is editing the teaser for placement, if, say, the regular teaser is unsuitable for placement in the block.

The placement blocks are actually nodes, and anyone with "edit" permissions to the node that manages the placement block may also manipulate the content of the block. This provides fine-grained permissions for content placement (especially compared to the blocks admin system and the panels interface).

Warning: This module is in development and is not feature-complete. There is currently no way to remove items from blocks without replacing them. Also, reducing the number of items in a block will not truncate the block. These will be fixed before the first release.

Credits

This project has been renamed Transaction.

A set of helper functions (aka CRUD) that make it easier to work with Drupal data structures by providing some wrapper functions. Include crud.inc in your install profile to use them. crud.inc was originally developed and maintained by Boris Mann of Bryght. There is now a rag tag band of developers including moshe, quicksketch, webchick, and dww who add a little more each time we build an install profile.

Please help by getting similar functions into core for Drupal 7. Please ask for co-maintainer status if you are also developing install profiles and would like to contribute.

NOTE: this is not really an "end user" module. You will need to be somewhat familiar with PHP at least to the level of cut and pasting functions to create install profiles. See the handbook for an overview of How to write an install profile.

As of July 2008, we've turned install profile API into an actual module, so you can depend on it in your install profiles. See In progress changes to Install Profile API for D6 for further discussion.

As of November 2008, dww backported many of these changes to a 5--2 branch which has a similar layout / functionality.