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This modules is a collection of User Experience (UX) improvements to the core comment module. It also adds a few features that are more common in other forum engines.

Content protector

Content protector allows an arbitrary directory to be protected by Drupal authentication.

UC Role Progression

UC role progression uses Ubercart's 2.x conditional actions in conjunction with the UC roles module.

Canned Texts

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Dynamically insert pre-defined text strings into nodes or comments. See a screen shot.

Canned Texts creates a views generated drop down list widget in the node-form and/or comment-form. By selecting a list item, text is dynamically inserted into the node and/or comment text area fields, at the point of the cursor. Canned Texts works with the views module and adds a new "display" to the views module called "Canned Texts". The "Canned Texts" display provides widget settings for:

  • Node Type: Select which node type the widget will appear on.
  • Show in: Select if the widget should appear in the comment form or node form.
  • Show title: Select if the view title should be shown above the widget.

Slinky

Slinky is a flexible mechanism for displaying social networking links consistently throughout your Drupal site.

CLI Daemon

This module provides a really fast, secure and stable, lightweight CLI Daemon. This daemon exposes a simple hook in order for module to run actions using it.

Features

  • Clean usage of pcntl_* extension, with SIG handling.
  • Lightweight, it does bootstrap a Drupal in child processes in order to let modules benefits from hook_init(), hook_exit(), and a clean environment.
  • Is able to run job_queue jobs, and Drupal cron if no other module has been run.
  • Provide a Drush integration.
  • The CLI Daemon can be run and killed by site administrator from the Drupal administration.
  • Proceed implementing module list pragmatically, run the first found and dies after remembering where is its module pointer within the module list.

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