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Simple Contest module provides contest system for Drupal websites.
for example, Best Design submission, Top contributor this week, etc.

Features:

• contests are nodes. multiple contests of multiple contest type can be run same time
• Two winner types : Users & Node, that means winners can be "user" or node"
• multiple winners can be chosen by ranking/weight
• Supports both automatic and manual winners selection
• Winner chosen rule will be based on View. so it is up to you to decide how the winner will be selected
• Modules integration with Views, Token, Rules, Userpoints, Date Repeat, Commerce Coupon, UC Gift Certificate & UC Coupon
• Token integration and customized E-mail notifications

Dependencies

• Token : [E-mail tokens Integration]
• Views : [Contest winners selection]
• Date : [Contest Date and repeat options]

Sub modules:

1. Simple contest Userpoints: (Drupal 6 & 7)

   Provides user points module integration

   Dependencies:

   1. Userpoints

Address Field defines a new field type to store international postal addresses, implementing a subset of the top-level address elements defined in the xNAL standard (see the glossary below).

The field configuration lets you determine which elements of an address should be present in the field widget form and which ones should be rendered for display.

This module was initially developed to support address storage in Drupal Commerce customer profiles, but it is now used by a wider variety of modules dealing with physical addresses and mapping.

Features

• Standardized storage of international postal addresses based on the xNAL standard (the same format used by Google Maps for geocoding)
• Per-country edit form and formatting of addresses
• Proper formatting of address forms and output on a country by country basis as they are added to the module; see the address formats issue queue for pending country support
• Feeds integration for address importing

Chatroll is the preferred real-time chat platform for thousands of organizations.

Site builders sometimes remove block titles to achieve a certain design or to remove redundancy for sighted users (e.g. the search block has a "search" form label, a "search" submit button and a "search" heading.)

Unfortunately, removing these titles harms site usability for some users.

This module allows site builders to visually hide titles while still allowing “open access” to their web sites by making the titles accessible.

Standard menu tree editor consumes too much memory. Menu editor with about 1000 items reaches 64Mb memory limit.

This allows administrators of existing Drupal sites to mass migrate nodes to their own subdomains. this module requires the Domain Access module to work.

The module envisions 2 ways to migrate:

• Choose books on your site, and migrate all nodes on each book to their own domain (this is tested and working well)
• Choose taxonomy terms on your site, and migrate all nodes tagged with that taxonomy to their own subdomain (the code has been written, but it needs an extra push to get it fully functional - patches welcome)

The book option allows for quite a few additional options:

• Automatically change aliases and generate .htacess rules to ensure smooth redirection: very good for moving 'subfolders' to subdomains
• Allows author of top book node to be assigned a role on subdomain

Other options:

• Set domain language and assign all nodes and aliases to that language
• Make manual changes to domain prefixes and sitenames before final migration

Note: please back up your database before attempting any migrations.

Module developed by Vasudeva Server

Drupal 7 version sponsored by Druler