Under active development

This module provides an input filter to display check-boxes that can be used as a task list. These check-boxes can be added using special markup when editing node content. When viewing node content, each task can be marked as "done" by clicking on the check-box to toggle it.

Toggle Node removes the $tabs on a node page and uses those links to create a simple 'edit' button. It saves space, is clean and it is more intuitive.

Drupal PM is a suite of Project Management and Work Tracking tools.

The suite contains several components, structured as separate Drupal modules:

• Organizations
• Teams
• Projects
• Tasks
• Tickets
• Timetrackings
• Notes
• Expenses

A specialist PM Permissions component provides granular ways of controlling which records are visible or editable for given Drupal users. Furthermore, Drupal PM is compatible with the Field Permissions module, allowing even greater flexibility.

Each component is structured in a manner that allows easy integration with other Drupal modules. For example, Drupal PM uses Field API for storing data and Views for displaying lists of data.

This module will delete any nodes of a certain node-type using the batch api.

OG Mailinglist turns Drupal into a multi-group email list.

OG Mailinglist allows users to start new discussions by email and post comments on existing discussions by simply replying to emails. You get the best of both worlds: a browser-based discussion site and an email-based list.

For more on the background of this module and how it compares to similar modules such as mailhandler, mailcomment, and mail2og see this discussion.

Example:

Suppose you have implemented Organic Groups and have three topical groups: "Web Programming", "Technical Help", and "Politics". Users normally go to the group page and click "Create Story" to start a discussion. With this module, a user simply emails "web-programming@example.com" to start a new discussion. The subject becomes the story title, and the body becomes the story body.