Friendlist is a foundation needed to build a social network-oriented website with Drupal 6.
At the very basic level, it provides the ability to create custom relationships between users. It's a feature-rich suite of modules that features integration plugins with a list of major Drupal modules (see below). Admins can create relationship types. Both single (think: a fan) and two-way relationships (e.g. a friend) are allowed.
ATTENTION: If you enable Friendlist_Rules make sure that you use the latest DEV Snapshot releases of both Token and Rules modules (not: the stable ones) or the module won't work and will throw errors!
Documentation:
Just moved to new location, so under development: FriendList Docs
Configurable set of relationships. One-way relationships, two-way relationships with confirmation, two-way relationships without confirmation (using Rules)
Working user interface, out of the box, with configurable system messages [using t() function]
Module adds 'view own content' and 'view any content' permissions for all of content types.
So, administrator can build a more flexible system of rights.
Node Type Views is a simple module to generate teaser listings and RSS feeds of nodes based on node type. This module is not an add-on for the views module. If your are satisfied with a frontpage like listing of nodes based on content types, Node Type Views may be right for you. If you want to do anything more advanced use the views module instead.
This module features:
1. Drupal 6 only, as drupal 6 has updated jquery, there's no need to
depend on the jquery_update module.
2. Providing a jcarousel block which can be managed throught the
admin/build/block.
3. No need to write any HTML or including any JS. If the block shows on
a node page, it reads the images from the node (CCK required).
4. Images are loaded through configurable cck image field. Currently
only supports imceimage and imagefield.
5. lightbox support by default
This adds a small Javascript search widget to any droplist on the site. The widget allows users to filter a long (or short) list to a handful of items based on a searched word.