Minimally maintained

OwnThatPage is a simple module by Fox to allow owning (changing the permission) of certain system paths or removing them completely.

It provides 2 text areas

• Paths: The path textarea accepts paths and permissions pairs, one per line. The permission is not required, and when left off will remove the path. Careful with this; for example if you remove node/add, and it is in a menu, all menu items will appear on a level above where they original were.
• Permissions:Allows new permissions to be created dynamically; they are normal permissions and thus can be assigned just like other permissions.

An example, and the default configuration, is for changing the node and node/add paths' permissions to administer nodes for sites that don't have public users and who are not using /node as the front page.

node/add,administer nodes
node,administer nodes

New

* can be used for paths like with block visibility, woohooo! Wanna get rid of all your admin/settings but ownthatpage?

admin/settings/ownthatpage,do not own that page
admin/settings/*

Deny Node Path

This module makes any views exposed filter's select list sexy using the jQuery Dropdown Check

Module provides ability:

• Show configurable message "Login or Register to use this flag" to anonymous users instead of flag link
• Display this message on click by flag link
• …

Module by hefox.

CCK Password field defines a basic CCK password field.

This module is a small utility we created while working on www.defaqto.com to allow us to easily parse non-standard XML documents (the sort we were getting) in to a PHP array so we could then manipulate the data more easily.

Thanks to tayzlor for laying the ground-work for this module (discovering the class, etc.) - I just wrapped it in some PHP functions to make it more usable within Drupal.

Drupal 7

At this time I am not really intending to roll a D7 release of this module, because Feeds + XPath is probably flexible enough to achieve what XML Parser achieves, and muddying the waters with further modules achieving the same functionality is not generally helpful for the community. I remain open-minded about this, and there is a preliminary D7 patch here:
#953930: Port the XML Parser module to D7

Please raise any thoughts/concerns in that issue.

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