Under active development

The CMIS API project aims to provide a generic API for integrating with CMIS compliant Enterpr

This module uses a visitor's IP address to identify the geographical location (country) of the user. The module makes this determination and stores the result as an ISO 3166 2-character country code in the Drupal $user object, but otherwise has no effect on the operation of your site. The intent is simply to provide the information for use by other modules. A function is also provided for you to perform your own lookup, to use in your own manner. Features include automatic updates of the IP-country database and admin spoofing of an arbitrary IP or Country for testing purposes.

Drupal Commerce note: The 7.x-1.0 release will be compatible with Drupal Commerce as well as Ubercart.

Tracking information is probably the most important thing the customer is interested in seeing after an order is placed! The customer wants to know "Where's my stuff?", and you don't want him bugging you about it.

This module lets your customer (or you, the admin) track shipped packages. It uses a hook to interface with installed shipping methods, so it can support tracking packages sent by any carrier, provided the hook is implemented. This module comes with hooks pre-written for FedEx, UPS and USPS.

It works by modifying the user order history page (e.g. user/4/orders) to display a clickable tracking number (or numbers) associated with each order. The user can click on the number and get real-time tracking details for his merchandise.

I decided to display the tracking number on the order history page so the customer wouldn't have to drill down and look for the tracking number - it should be right up top, since it's the thing they care about most. (This active tracking link should also be available on any page where the tracking number appears, but to do that easily requires modifications to the core Ubercart modules.)

To Use:
Install the uc_tracking module. Enable it at admin/build/modules.

The ISPConfig module is a tool for configuring a remote ISPConfig installation directly from your drupal environment. It uses the ISPConfig Remoting Plugin, which is based on SOAP.

UPDATE: Module development has resumed since a new maintainer has been appointed.

Module let's you take full control of external links indexing. Pages could also pass HTML-validation.

Note: Search Engines still see all this links. If you want to hide links you should use JavaScript for it.

Features

• Two methods of indexing control:
  • Wrap links with NOINDEX tag. NOINDEX tag is used to deny indexing part of page. Only Yandex and Rambler considers this tag but Google and others doesn't. There is also an attribute NOINDEX in meta-tag Robots.
  • Add attribute rel="nofollow" to links. This link's attribute has no effect on indexing. Only Google really do not follow this links but others do. Attribute is used to say to search engine that links no longer constitute a "vote" in the PageRank system.
• Two NOINDEX-tags formats:
  • Simple. This is a default. HTML-validators considers this tag as mistake so your pages will not pass HTML-validation.
  • Valid. Pages will pass HTML-validation.
• Two domain lists:
  • Always allowed domains. Links to domains from this list wiil be always OPENED for indexing and following by search engines.
  • Always denied domains. Links to domains from this list wiil be always CLOSED for indexing and following by search engines.
• Links to your own domain is allowed by default for indexing and following.