Under active development

Provide API functions for MailMan admin. This module has no UI and should normally only need be to installed if another module requires it.

Provide API functions for cPanel (not WHM).

This module is an add-on for the Organic Groups module, designed to facilitate user membership in groups. Group owners (creator/manager) will be able to give the registration key to site members. By using the registration key, site members will be granted access to the group in question.

This module is especially useful in classroom environments where a teacher can verbally let students know the registration key for a group in order to get a new site configured and students properly enrolled in a group.

This module differs from Organic Groups Registration Codes in that group owners have the ability to set their own keys. Group owners may also choose to not have a key, which falls back to the base Organic Groups registration settings.

When creating a new group, the group creator will be prompted with an additional form field to set a group registration key. If the group registration key is set it will effectively restrict access to the group. By leaving the group registration key field empty the additional functionality will be disabled.

Registration keys work regardless of the group's selectivity. Because of this, you can have a "Closed" or "Invite Only" group that allows membership via a registration key.

All the settings may be controlled at the settings page at admin/og/og-reg-keys.

Note: Since the inclusion of CCK functionality into Drupal 7 core under the Field API, the Drupal 7 version of this module will be part of the Field definitions project. It features a slightly refactored code base and integration with the Field API, instead of CCK. Other features are planned as well.

The purpose of this module is to display to the user a list of content type fields, along with their descriptions, in a dictionary-like fashion. This is especially useful for CCK content types that have a large amount of fields (hundreds) because it allows for viewing all the fields at a glance and studying the definitions without having to go into the actual node creation form.

This functionality can be enabled/disabled for any content type. It also supports collapsible fieldgroups and weight-based sorting for displaying the fields in a human-friendly way.

Users with the correct permissions are also able to modify the definitions in-place, which is useful for non-technical users that need to revise field definitions periodically. All the changes are reflected immediately in the corresponding content type form.

This module depends on CCK.

Credits

For a customer, i needed to validate the username against a german phone number, so i wrote this little module that allows to define a validation pattern for the username on registration.

Cobalt is a way to control Drupal made in the image of Quicksilver for Mac (if you use Gnome you might be familiar with Gnome Do, another Quicksilver clone). So far it’s confirmed to work in Safari/Chrome/Webkit and Firefox. In Firefox, and other potentially compatible browsers, Google Gears have to be installed for quicksilver to work. This is due to Cobalt’s need to store data locally for fast access.

INSTRUCTIONS

Cobalt is invoked through pressing [Alt+space] or [Ctrl+space] (this can now be changed in admin). Then you only have to start typing to quickly get what you want. Use the arrow up/down to select one of the suggestions and [Alt+left/right] to switch between the the pages. Cobalt will learn from your choices so the amount of selecting and paging will decrease over time. If you are satisfied with the default action (Go to for menu items) you can just press enter to execute it. If you want to do something else (maybe you would like to assign a shortcut) just press [tab] and select one of the actions using the arrow keys or typing part of the action name. The press enter to execute the selected action.