Minimally maintained

Makes all textareas (such as the 'body' field on the node edit page) accept the Tab key — pressing Tab while in a textarea will now insert a tab into the content, rather than moving focus to

High-performance replacement for the standard Drupal tracker. There's no change in functionality or new features, but the architecture is absurdly fast. Displaying the tracker scales at a roughly logarithmic pace with the number of nodes. Saving nodes and comments takes a bit longer, but this impact is highly optimized. Use MySQL with InnoDB or PostgreSQL for best results; row-level locks are essential for the best performance. Tracker 2 (as of version 1.13) now has experimental PostgreSQL support.

This module can coexist with the core Tracker, but you will see what appear to be duplicate menu items and tabs. If the core Tracker is disabled, Tracker 2 will take over the standard /tracker and user/%/track URLs.

Tracker 2 powers the Drupal 6 Drupal.org tracker pages.

This module will not be ported to Drupal 7 because the improvements here were incorporated into Drupal 7's core. See #105639: Tracker performance improvements for more details.

Credits

A small and simple gallery with upload, imagecache and thickbox.

This module generates an RSS feed for node revisions. This allows users to subscribe to updates to individual nodes.

The Event Manager module provides event registration capabilities for five different types of events.

Setup events in which web site visitors register to:

1. Participate in a particular role or job
2. Participate during specified time slot
3. Participate in a particular role and time slot
4. Provide an item or food needed for the event
5. Simply participate

Key features:

• Flexible Registration Scenarios
  Choice of five registration scenarios, listed above.
• Online Registration and Cancellation
  Self-service features enable individuals to register, cancel, and confirm their participation at any time – all online. Individuals can also update their contact information, select a different time to volunteer or participate, and change their role for the event (if applicable) without assistance.
• Confirmation
  Event-specific confirmation pages can be displayed when participants successfully register for an event or cancel their registration. In addition, participants receive personalized email messages when they register or cancel their registration.
• Privacy
  When registering for an event, participants receive a confirmation code that serves as a password for changing or cancelling their registration. Participants who forget or lose their confirmation code can have it emailed to them using an online form.
• Usability
  Event Manager features are designed for ease of use. Registration forms are simple and clean. Separate mini-pages provide easy and clear access to commonly used functions. A prominent “Register for Event” button (optional) draws immediate attention to the registration function and encourages site visitors to click-through.
• Event Registration Open/Close Dates
  Administrators can manage events more effectively by setting a time period for participants to register. At the end of the registration period, access to the registration feature is closed automatically.
• Registration Report
  An online report provides up-to-the-minute registration information for each event. The report lists participants, their roles, participation time and other event-relevant information. Quick links to each participant's registration page make it easy for administrators to make any necessary changes.

Module sponsored by Mind Sky, Internet Communications

Drupal's block module is limited by the fact that a block can only have one instance. Each block has a 1:1 relationship with its region, weight, visibility (and other) settings.