Seeking co-maintainer(s)

The Social Actions module can be used to retrieve information from the Social Action's website, through their

Allows node editing access based on menu relationships.

The Menu Node Edit module allows the site's menu system to be used as the sole organizing principle. It does so by allowing specific menu items to be defined as 'sections' of a Drupal web site. Individual users can then be assigned as editors of one or more sections.

Section editors are then granted access to edit all nodes that fall within a specified menu hierarchy.

This structure means that, for small web sites, the menu system can be used as the sole ordering principle, removing the need for taxonomy or group-based editing controls.

Drupal 7

For Drupal 7, this module is being replaced by Workbench Access. An upgrade path will be provided.

Dependencies

Use of the module requires that you download and install the Menu Node API.

Menu Node Edit and Node Access

The Menu Node Edit module is deliberately not a Drupal node access module. It does not provide any access controls for the viewing or deleting of content.

This is a provider file to integrate VideoJug with Embedded Media Field.

Note: I (winston) haven't been working with Drupal for the last few months so if anyone is interested in co-maintaining this module please let me know.

This module will not be ported to Drupal 7, because all of the problems that it solves are natively solved in Drupal 7 core and Drupal 7 Wysiwyg.

If you're using the Wysiwyg API module for a CCK text field, and you have the "number of values" for that text field set to unlimited, you may be encountering some problems:

1. When you use drag-and-drop to re-order the items, and the row you're dragging has the editor enabled, you may encounter problems depending on the editor you use. For example, with tinymce, you lose data. With fckeditor, you get slow and annoying refreshes.

2. When you click "Add another item", you lose data typed into the other items' enabled editors since the node was last saved or the editors were last disabled.

This module attempts to fix both problems. It is designed to work with the 6.x-2.0 version of the Wysiwyg API module, and has not been tested with either the 1.x or 3.x versions of Wysiwyg API. I hope that this module is short-lived and that the corresponding fixes get rolled into the Wysiwyg API module. However, I'm making it available in the meantime as its own module, so that anyone needing this functionality now can make use of it.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

This module integrates Genmod with Drupal and it's still *under active development*.
If you are developer and you're interested with this functionality, we are happy to invite you to our development team. Click on 'View all releases' to download latest development version.
If not, please wait for the first working version.

ABOUT THIS MODULE

This module integrates Genmod (Genealogy Editor and Viewer) with Drupal

INSTALLATION

Download Genmod sources and extract into genmod directory.

INTRODUCTION TO GENMOD

Genmod is a genealogy program which allows you to view
and edit your genealogy on your website. Genmod has full editing
capabilities, full privacy functions, and supports multimedia like photos
and document images. Genmod also simplifies the process of
collaborating with others working on your family lines. Your latest
information is always on your web site and available for others to see.
For more information visit http://genmod.sourceforge.net/.

Genmod is taking after the works by John Finaly on the PhpGedView project.

Genmod is Open Source software that has been produced by people from
many countries freely donating their time and talents to the project. All
service, support, and future development is dependent on the time