Under active development

Visitors is a powerful, native Drupal web analytics tool empowering site builders and administrators with comprehensive insights into user behavior and site performance .

The Drupal Risk Management module is used to build risk management applications of all sizes. Built for Drupal 9 at is core and uses strong development standards to ensure flexibility for use in and Drupal application.

The Contribute module adds a 'Community information' section to Drupal's status report (/admin/reports/status) which encourages individuals and organizations to join the Drupal community, become members of the Drupal Association, and contribute to Drupal projects, events, and more.

NOTE: A discussion is already in place for including Contribute module into Drupal core #2944651: Encourage participation, acknowledge contributions, and improve sustainability within Drupal (the software).

Pretty much every import/export module for Drupal (and there are some) has a tendency to implement their own hooks for retrieving information about node fields, and the CCK support that comes with them. Also, pretty much all of these solutions have a tendency to tie their hooks and field discovery to their module in some kind of way.

If you are a module developer and want to retrieve information about which kinds of stuff exists in a node, and what you can do with it... where do you get that information? Drupal core does not provide a registry for all node properties, let alone additional information like schema information or a standardized way to retrieve or set that data. CCK covers only a part of the whole node, disregarding the more fundamental properties like node author or creation date.

#D7AX - I pledge to make this module as accessible as it can be. If you find any flaws, please submit an issue. Help me fix them if you can.

Share your concern for the environment by shutting down your website for an hour in conjunction with the annual observance of Earth Hour.

The module counts down to Earth Hour, displays how many other sites are using this module, and shares the link to http://earthhour.org with your visitors.

I was inspired to create this module by @haggaret who asked on Twitter for a Drupal version of the plugin for @bravenewcode's Earth Hour WordPress Plugin. It looked pretty simple to construct and I had never done a Word Press to Drupal port, so I decided to take it on.

After the module is installed and enabled you can add the Earth Hour block to your website's footer and your site will display a banner at the top that shows others that you support the Earth Hour initiative. It also counts how many other Drupal sites in the world are also supporting Earth Hour.