Content display

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A small module that allows image nodes that use both image module and imagefield module to become media entries in RSS feeds.

Tabs component for the GUI project.

Example:

This module is now obsolete. I no longer maintain it.

Drupal 5 doesnt have a nice easy way for module developers to drop .tpl.php files in their module directories for use with modules that do a lot of output. I have no idea why. Drupal 6 has this but 5 does not. So I've created a module that allows module users to mimic the features of drupal 6 without the need to modify drupal 5 core files. It's not identical or perfect but its about as close as you can get without actually upgrading to 6 which may not be a path you can take because maybe some of your modules dont have a D6 version. Also, this system doesnt lock you into a '$content' variable like the normal drupal page template does. It allows you to create the '$content' using the $vars variable. $vars is an array that contains values that come straight from your module. There is also a custom_template.php file that allows themers to inject stuff into the $vars variable as well just like they would with drupal's template.php. Here's a small list of what this module allows you to do:

Create template files in your own Module directory (these can then be overridden by files of same name in current template dir as usual)
Send variable directly to a template (something not possible in d5 and I dont even think d6 does this either, though not sure on that).

A repository viewer for Drupal, building on the Version Control API. This builds on the unstable, unreleased 2.x branch of Version Control API, so it will break in horrible ways and eat your children. (Won't be backported to Version Control API 1.x because the API doesn't support this functionality there. In fact, I'm building up the required functionality in tandem with this module, don't even think about a backport.)

Repoview only works with VCS backends supporting direct repository access, which are (at the time of writing) the CVS and Subversion backends. Oh, and have I mentioned that the functionality is currently pretty incomplete and not usable for the public? No? Ok, then that's sorted out now. Don't download this (yet) unless you want to help with development - which would in fact be highly appreciated.

Features:

• VCS independent
• Directory contents view
• Text file view
• Downloads for binary files

This module has been superseded by Entityqueue which allows creation of queues from nodes, taxonomy terms, users and