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The Activity module keeps track of the things people do on your site and provides mini-feeds of these activities in blocks, in a specialized table, and via RSS. The module is extensible so that any other module can integrate with it. The messages that are produced are customizable via the admin interface and are context sensitive. Some theoretical example messages include:

• You wrote a comment in response to "example comment title"
• Jim wants to be your friend. Approve this friendship here
• Nancy is Phil's latest fan

There is still quite a bit that can be done to contextualize the message, and working around irregularities in grammar is tricky, but clever admins will find ways to make meaningful generic messages.

The Share module hosts the ability to have several different types of ways to share content via widgets and tabs. It is now possible to manage hosts of sharing methods and set criteria for when and where to display those methods. Each share method can be displayed as a block, inside the node, or in node links.

WebHost Manager (WHM) is a commercial server administration system that manages hosted cPanel accounts. This module provides a user and program interface to some of WHM's reseller functions, enabling Drupal administrators, authorized users, or other modules to list, create, and (un)suspend cPanel accounts.

This project is not authorized or supported by cPanel. For information on the cPanel or WHM products, see: http://www.cpanel.net

** Sadly, I no longer have time to give this module the attention it deserves. If anyone is interested in becoming a co-maintainer, please post in the issue queue.

This module provides discount coupons for Ubercart stores.

Coupons are configured at Store administration > Coupons. Global settings for the module are configured at Store administration > Configuration > Coupon module settings.

A checkout pane, a cart pane and a block are available for customers to enter coupon codes, each of which can be enabled or disabled separately. Discounts can be shown as an item in the cart or applied on the checkout page.

Coupons can apply either a fixed price discount or a percentage discount to the order subtotal or to selected product prices. Coupons can be restricted to apply to specific products, product classes, SKUs, or taxonomy terms. Coupons can also be configured so they only apply between certain dates, a fixed number of times, when a fixed order quantity or order subtotal is reached, to specified users or roles, or any combination of these.

Bulk coupon codes can be created, each of which is given a randomised code, which can be individually restricted and distributed to customers as necessary.

Description

This module defines the "hierarchical_select" form element, which is a greatly enhanced way for letting the user select items in a hierarchy.

Hierarchical Select has the ability to save the entire lineage of a selection or only the "deepest" selection. You can configure it to force the user to make a selection as deep as possible in the tree, or allow the user to select an item anywhere in the tree. Levels can be labeled, you can configure limit the number of items that can be selected, configure a title for the dropbox, choose a site-wide animation delay, and so on. You can even create new items and levels through Hierarchical Select!

For a good overview of what Hierarchical Select can do, look at this demo!

Drupal 7 version

The Drupal 7 version integrates with:

• Taxonomy (Drupal core)
• Menu (Drupal core)
• Entity Reference (rudimentary support)

Introduction

This module allows Drupal cache bins to be stored in files.

Comparison with other caching modules

memcache is the closest caching module. File Cache can be configured to use a memory based filesystem (e.g. /dev/shm in Debian) which is very close to what memcache does. File Cache can use network filesystems and this
is another use case where memcache is traditionally used.

apc can be used for cache bins too. If it's used for that purpose,
it's usually only for some of the critical cache bins like cache and
cache_bootstrap.

boost generates caches of pages that are directly served by web
server. File Cache can plug in regular Drupal page caching and provide
very fast page caching but this still needs a bit of PHP to be
executed. Database access can be avoided altogether though. See
$conf['filecache_fast_pagecache'] in README.txt.

Relation with cacherouter and fastpath_fscache modules for Drupal 6.

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