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This an extension to the Domain Access module which is used to create many domains from a single installation.

This module is abandoned due to a security issue the maintainer never fixed. See SA-2010-007 - Multiple vulnerabilities in multiple contributed modules for details.

If you want to achieve this functionality or use this module, your options are:

• Choose another, actively maintained module instead
• Fix the module and then contact the security team to have your version reviewed and the project handed over to you following the abandoned project process
• Hire someone to fix the security bug so the module can be re-published (see this guide on how to hire a Drupal site developer)

As the name suggests, this module makes I18N (Internationalization) easy!

Features

• Intuitive interface
• Translations completely visible next to original text
• AJAX provides immediate feedback without reloading the entire page
• Mark translations as fuzzy
• Commenting is possible (provide context for translators)
• Inline spelling correction

Features

FeedAPI RDF processor saves feed item data in RDF format.

A KML parser for the Feeds module.

Note: This project will not be ported to Drupal 6 or 7. It is also not really recommended for production use. Similar functionality to what is in this module is provided by FeedAPI and Feed Element Mapper. If anyone wants to take over as maintainer of this module, please let me know.

Nodeshare allows you send nodes from one Drupal site to another.

It accomplishes this by replicating a node object in its entirety on a remote Drupal site using only HTTP (as opposed to XML parsing, database trickery, and so forth). If widely available syndication methods like RSS feeds are sufficient for your content sharing needs, then this module might be overkill for you. But if you find you need to preserve some of the more complex data structures present in a Drupal node (like CCK fields, file attachments, user associations, and so on) when moving content between sites, Nodeshare may be what you're looking for.