GeoIP Redirect uses the GeoIP API to redirect a user from your site to a different one based on their country of origin. The primary use-case is that you have 2 different markets and want to ensure users are accessing the correct form of that material. Here is a typical workflow for this module:
You configure module to redirect all UK page views to exampleUK.com
User accesses exampleOther.com from the US, France, etc and is granted access to the site
BUT
User accesses exampleOther.com from the UK, they are granted access with a prompt on screen informing them of the UK version and asking if they'd like to go there
If they ignore it, it keeps showing up throughout their session, if they hit go to UK site, it takes them there.
There is also a checkbox for setting a cookie optionally to remember the selection
Features:
Admin settings page for URL to redirect to as well as country to look for
Cookie setting to keep track of if they said they always want to be redirected or never redirected
Some features I'm looking to add:
Multiple country selection to redirect to single / multiple different domains
User From and User Not From country inclusion / exclusion
The Ubercart Event Registration module is a feature package paired with a small 'glue' module which yields a simple event registration system. The main goal here was to tie together webform module with Ubercart 2.x to give us a registration sign-up form which could have completely custom and unlimited form information, unique to each event, which can be updated easily by a site editor with limited Drupal experience.
This module allows you to create a RSS feed, based in terms from a vocabulary or vocabularies using Views module.
Long Story
This module create a new custom View Style called Taxonomy Feed, Only enabled for Views: Term type. Also this module create a new row style Taxonomy Term. Allowing you to use all standard features from Views module to generate your custom RSS list.
The RSS output items points to his own term URL feed.
Small but effective module to configure which pages are to be considered administrative.
When a page is considered administrative the admin theme will be used. Also, when using the overlay module, administrative pages will open inside the overlay.