Under active development

This lightweight module integrates Domain Access with Date Timezone for easy timezone selection. Requires Domain Access and Date modules to work.

New in 1.5:

• domain_rules_action_variable_set - set variables such as site name, site email, and more.
• domain_rules_action_add_domain_alias - add alias to a domain

Adding Rules module actions related to Domain Access module.
Allowing automation of different actions needed to create/modify/delete domains.

FeedAPI Link Alter is a simple module that changes the text of the "Original article" and "Feed: [feed name]" links created by FeedAPI.

Routines to assist ImageAPI to draw styled text as part of the ImageAPI or ImageCache pipeline.

ImageAPI_text provides additional features to supplement ImageAPI :- actions to render text on an image with many styles, effects and settings.
It publishes an API library to assist other modules to generate text on-the-fly, re-using the common image management interface defined by ImageAPI and ImageCache.

Text Styles

The styles are defined in a css-like way (a combination of SVG and CSS), and so far support effects like:

[ 
  fill, fill-opacity, font-size, stroke, stroke-opacity, text-shadow, 
  padding (individual sides), 
  positioning (top,left,right,bottom, center),
  rotation, custom effects, background-color, background-opacity,
  white-space (word-wrap), text-align
]

For a full description of text styles and effects, see imageapi_text/help/syntax_reference.html

For accessibility and design choice, a number of rendering options are available for displaying the image on the page, from straight img tag replacement to several methods of css replacement ( Leahy/Langridge, Phark, Overlay ).

This module provide a facet for Faceted Search to browse Ubercart products for prices range.
The module does not require any configuration.

This module backports the pluggable and secure hashing from Drupal 7 to use with Drupal 6.

But wait you say! How is this module different from the Secure Password Hashes (phpass) you ask? There are a few major functional and architectural differences between these two projects:

• It includes the default password.inc file used in Drupal 7. This file can also be easily swapped out using $conf['password_inc']. As such the module is designed to make porting your site to Drupal 7 easier.
• The module can be disabled at any time without any side effects. To disable the Secure Password Hashes module without requiring all users to request new passwords, you have to first disable the secure hashes, and then all users have to login at least once.
• The module doesn't actually remove the md5 hashes from the database.
• Because the module provides a pluggable password.inc, it can also be used for painless user logins when migrating to Drupal from another CMS which hashes its passwords not using simple MD5().

New 2.x branch

The 2.x branch of Password module will no longer keep MD5 password hashes in the {users} table. The module now stores the secure hashes directly in {users}.pass using the same secure hashing method used in Drupal 7.

The upgrade path for this may not quite work properly, so make backups and use at your own risk until 6.x-2.0 officially is released.