Under active development

This module is an enhancement to the core Drupal search module, which adds a new tab to the core Search page or can also be used in stand-alone mode. It indexes the content of your pages as rendered by your theme, and allows you to search for content, user profiles, and pages like Views output intermixed.

This is a collection of add-on modules for the Notifications package.

Update: The Notifications Files module has been moved to its own project. This module sends attached files in emails with posts and comments.

New in 6.x-4.x branch:

• Notifications Comment. Simplified comment subscriptions for registered and anonymous users with (Like Comment Notify)
• Messaging Debug. Developer tool with extended debug output for Messaging and Notifications.
• Some modules have been moved to Notifications: Custom Subscriptions, Content type Extension

Modules included (2.x):

• Custom Subscriptions Allows creating predefined subscriptions and assigning them to users. Provides checkboxes for user registration and can create predefined subscriptions for new users.
• FeedAPI Subscriptions Allows users to subscribe to feeds and be notified when they are updated.
• Message Notifications Get notifications about received messages by a different channel. I.e. get a daily mail digest of all SMS notifications received.
• Nice links Adds nice javascript widget for node subscriptions.

The Content Theme module is a simple and easy module to use which allows to use different themes than the site default on content creating, editing, and viewing pages.

#D8CX: I pledge that Role Limits will have a full Drupal 8 release on the day that Drupal 8 is released.

Overview

Role Limits is a small, but useful, module that allows for users with proper permissions to set a limit on the number of users in a given role. Think of this module very much like "Maximum Node Population" in CCK only for users. This could be useful when a site is licensed for use to a third party. It allows the source of the license to set limits on how many users can utilize the site. Currently this interacts with all user operations whether it be an update from the user profile or from the user list.

Installation and Usage

Standard Drupal installation. Navigate to /admin/user/roles/limits in your Drupal installation and set limits for the roles on your site.

For Drupal 7, this is found at /admin/people/permissions/limits as a tab on the permissions and roles screens titled "Role Limits"

Maintainer

This module is developed and maintained by Kenny Silanskas. Special thanks to sethcohn for coming up with the final name of the project and to cpliakas for helping me get acquainted with CVS.

The moderation module provides a queue of content.

It allows moderators to review all posted content while already published.
Included Ajax based functionality allows the moderators to preview the content and to change status like published, moderated, promoted, sticky without having to leave the page.
A seperate page provides a log, listing all status changes with who and when it was changed.

Drupal 7 release

Complete rewrite of the Drupal 6 moderation module on entity base. It is now possible to add queues by entity type and to define custom actions for every entity.
Note: Upgradepath is available, but needs some extra configuration, please read the README.txt and the UPGRADE.txt carefully!

Drupal 6 release

Node and comment queue available. This branch only get's maintenance fixes.