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Remove "Request new password" link from block and user page.

This module integrates Drupal with III/Millennium WebOPACs (library catalogs): you can import bibliographic records, or embed records in a node using the input filter. Imported nodes can have taxonomy terms created from the original record, a real-time holdings display, embedded book previews from Google Book Search and more.

Requirements

• For batch importing, your WebOPAC must be configured to allow exporting records from the book cart in MARC format. See issue #1017902: Batch Import won't work if MARC option not enabled for cart export in OPAC.
• Drupal 7 version: requires MySQL (currently)
• Drupal 6 version: >PHP5

Inline Registration allows anonymous users to register via the node/add page, thus removing a step/barrier from the user actually publishing content.

The Admin Notes module creates a block that displays a textarea pre-filled with the existing comment for that specific page, if any.

Each comment is associated with a page.

Installation

• Download and extract to modules folder (usually sites/all/modules)
Go to admin/build/modules (D6) or admin/modules (D7)
• Go to admin/build/blocks (D6) or admin/structure/blocks (D7) and place the 'Admin Notes' block where ever you would like it to display.
• Go to admin/user/permissions (D6) or admin/config/people/permissions (D7) and set the 'access admin notes' permission to the appropriate role(s)

Usage

The 'Admin Notes' block will be ready to use after installation and can be used to record any information on a given page that you need to remember about that page.

This module works well with admin module! Navigate to admin/settings/admin (D6) or admin/config/user-interface/admin (D7) to enable

You can use it as a todo list, a code snippet log, or just about anything else you can think of where you need to keep notes.

Flexifilter is a module that allows non-coders to create their own, configurable custom filters. It is not limited to simple text replacement or regex replacement; it includes logic such as if() and while() statements, and is easily extendable by other modules. It is the best thing to hit Drupal since the potato.