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Category tokens expose additional tokens per category that relate to the first and last terms of a node within that specific category.

Especially useful with Pathauto.

This module is a small utility we created while working on www.defaqto.com to allow us to easily parse non-standard XML documents (the sort we were getting) in to a PHP array so we could then manipulate the data more easily.

Thanks to tayzlor for laying the ground-work for this module (discovering the class, etc.) - I just wrapped it in some PHP functions to make it more usable within Drupal.

Drupal 7

At this time I am not really intending to roll a D7 release of this module, because Feeds + XPath is probably flexible enough to achieve what XML Parser achieves, and muddying the waters with further modules achieving the same functionality is not generally helpful for the community. I remain open-minded about this, and there is a preliminary D7 patch here:
#953930: Port the XML Parser module to D7

Please raise any thoughts/concerns in that issue.

Licensing

Allows the Context module to change the theme of the site. 1.x is for use with Context 2 and is no longer being actively maintained. 2.x is for use with Context 3.

Provide demo site for any drupal.org patch in participating in qa.drupal.org testing.

Hierarchical Select implementation allowing to choose content types and their fields in a user-friendly way. Reusable form element.

This is developer module. Install it only when required by other module.

Requirements: Hierarchical Select, CCK

Modules that use Hierarchical Select Field Selector: Imagefield Avatar

The Achievements module offers the ability to create achievements and badges similar to systems seen on Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Foursquare, Gowalla, GetGlue, and more. For a Drupal site, this could mean commenting a certain number of times, starting a forum topic, visiting the site every day of the week, or anything else that can be tracked and coded.

Current features and design:

• Achievement points are based on milestones, not continuous activity. Instead of getting 5 points every time a user posts a node, an equivalent milestone might instead reward 20 points for posting 10 nodes. If there's no achievement for posting 50 nodes, the user receives no further points.