Seeking co-maintainer(s)

FAQ Search module is an add-on to the FAQ module, it creates a block with a search form, the search form gives you the ability to search the FAQs.

GraphMind is a mindmap editor for Drupal. It has the basic mindmap
features and some Drupal specific enhancement. You can see a demo of
Graphmind in action at http://graphmind.com.

GraphMind is looking for co-maintainers and/or supporters. Please, let us know if you can help us in the contact form.

Features

• Flex mindmap editor
• Full mindmap node crud (create, read, update, delete)
• Drag and drop nodes/branches
• Give links manually to nodes (Drupal data has links the appropriate Drupal item by default)
• Wysiwyg node title editor
• Collapsible branches
• Icons for nodes
• Clouds for branches
• Stage scaling
• Load Drupal data (nodes, users, files)
• Load Drupal Views lists (custom arguments)
• Update Drupal related data on the mindmap (node, file, user, views list)
• Attribute handling (full crud for attributes - Drupal data are attributes also)
• Add external Drupal sites (to make accessible data from all the sites)
• Export to FreeMind (full FreeMind XML format compatible)
• Import FreeMind mm file to Drupal

Plugins

• Taxonomy plugin: complete managing of Drupal taxonomy
• Futures wheel: futures wheel display plugin

Integration with Open Atrium

Seeking Co-Maintainer, please apply in the issue queue if interested

• Part 1 - http://bit.ly/PGu8J
• Part 2 - http://bit.ly/yR6Zy
• Part 3 - http://bit.ly/BLWrU
• Network Modules Feature walk through - http://bit.ly/cW4q3
• Network Watchdog Feature - http://bit.ly/17UUyA

This module will allow you to manage a vast number of sites from one Drupal site. The purpose of this project is aggregation of information and link generation to help you accomplish common tasks faster. In case you're concerned, there is no permission escalation going on because you still have to click to access the other sites pages to set the settings you want. This is merely aggregating information for you at the moment. In the future it will allow for modifying settings across the network (hopefully) but is stil a ways off. Here's what you get in this module and will get in the future:

What's there now:

• Network Status Report -- Spend minutes and hours going between status pages on your the sites in your infrastructure making sure you don't have any database updates to run or cron jobs? This is part of what this will solve (v 1.0)

This module extends Domain Access for Drupal developers by using the CTools suite.

D7 Note Currently, what with how Drupal 7's fields are written in a way so you can't really tell how to get at the data, and with Corresponding Node Reference already having a successful D7 port, there are no plans to update Backreference to Drupal 7. If you plan to upgrade, I suggest changing your Drupal 6 site to use Corresponding Node Reference, and then update.

Backreference Module provides a nodeapi interface to maintain 1-1 relationships between all shared instances of a nodereference field. This means that given a field instance of field_reference1, if you add a reference to NodeBeta to NodeAlpha's field_reference1 and NodeBeta has an instance of field_reference1, then NodeAlpha will be added to NodeBeta's instance of field_reference1.

There are other similar modules out there that do similar work, such as NodeReferrer and Node Relationships. In their cases they use views or similar queries to query for the nodes that are pointing to module B, where BR writes to a CCK Nodereference field. This has some advantages: