Content editing experience

This module adds integration with the Arkayne Service.

The module allows drupal users to connect to the mendeley api after having registered their website at dev.mendeley.com.

The Webform module does not have a 'password' field type because the author feels that it is a security risk and that it should be separated from the module itself. Thus this module exists. This module is designed to work with Webform 3.x ONLY. It will not support Webform 2.x.

Security implications: Yes you really need to read this stuff lol
There is NO encryption on data saved by this field type!!! It is saved in plain text right in the DB so be careful how you display this field. You CAN encrypt the pw yourself if you use the webform hook called: hook_webform_submission_presave(). Add this to a module of your own and you can modify the value before it's saved to the DB. You can find docs on how to use this hook in the webform module dir in a file called webform_hooks.php along with other hooks.

This module does NOT do any type of password strength validation. Thats up to you! The only thing this module does is allow you to set a field to a password field and thats it. NOTHING ELSE. It has zero brains as what you do with this password field is completely up to you (Its basically a textfield that is displayed differently, nothing more). The drupal Password validation JS IS added in for you to utilize (you can viewsource with any web browser and see the pw JS in the head area), but the module itself does not actually utilize it.

The Drupal module Magellan is designed to add a curriculum mapping interface to the Daedalus module.

The recently viewed nodes module allows you to log any nodes
a user visits. This works for both anonymous users and
logged in users. You can limit what nodes are logged by type

Divide the world of nodes into buckets based on associated taxonomy values.