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Com2vb integrates commenting system of Drupal with powerful forum vBulletin. Com2vb store comments in vBulletin’s database. So it’s available to comment materials of site in both places – in Drupal and vBulletin. With creating of first comment module create a “start post” in forum with link to material. All of comments are readable in Drupal and vBulletin.

Com2vb provide limited integration of users – authors of comments are linked with cross table.
From version 3-x COM2VB have some features for linking of users in both databases:
- linking of user's accounts in Drupal and vBulletin;
- automatic registration of new users from Drupal in vBulletin;
- synchronizing of user's name, E-mail, password from Drupal to vBulletin;
- increasing post's counter of user in vBulletin with comments in Drupal;
- shared login and logoff in vBulletin with the same actions in Drupal;
- shared activating/deactivating accounts from Drupal.

Also module provides some blocks:
- fully standart for COMMENT module block "Recent comments" with number of comments setting;
- Last replies in forum;
- Top posters in forum;
- Users in forum online;
- Hot topics.

For correct displaying of comments you must add Bbcode module.

This module defines a new store credit payment method that allows your customers to purchase items from your Ubercart store without paying actual money. The module uses a handler system for tracking and processing store credit transactions, and it includes a handler integrating UC Store Credit with the User Points module.

UC Store Credit includes a variety of features for establishing store-wide and product specific conversion rates of store credit to actual currency, branding the store credit payment method, improving the checkout form, and more.

28-Jan-2012: I no longer have time to work on this module and no longer use it in any projects I'm involved with. Please contact me if you're interested in maintaining it.

Comment Login adds a user login section to the standard node comment form. This allows users to log in at the same time that they post a comment, and remain logged in thereafter. This module has the effect of disallowing anonymous commenting, but still showing the form to anonymous users with the requirement that they also supply a valid account to post.

Usage

Enable the comment login functionality in the node type administration form. In the Comment fieldset, you will be able to select "No Login Form" (the standard behavior) or to embed the login form above or below the comment form elements. There will be no changes to the comment form if the user is already logged in when the form is rendered. This module therefore has no visible effect if anonymous commenting is not allowed.

Note that as with the standalone login form, the user and password fields are marked as required, so the form will not validate without something entered in these fields. It will also fail validation if the login credentials are invalid.

Known Issues

Recommender API provides a set of easy-to-use, fully-documented APIs and computational tools to help you write Drupal content recommendation sub-modules.

Modules built with Recommender API

• Browsing History Recommender: "Users who browsed this node also browsed"; personalized node recommendation based on users' browsing history.
• Commerce Recommender: Personalized products recommendations based on customers purchasing history.
• OG Similar groups module: "Users who joined this group also joined"
• Ubercart Products Recommender: "Customers who ordered this also ordered" and personalized recommendation "Recommended for you"
• Fivestar Recommender: User-to-user and Item-to-item (used in Amazon.com) recommendations for Fivestar module.
• Points Voting Recommender: User-to-user and Item-to-item (used in Amazon.com) recommendations for Up/Down and Plus 1 modules.
• Flag Recommender: Recommender for the Flag module.

Mission Statement

Storage API is a low-level framework for managed file storage and serving. Module and all the core functions will remain agnostic of other modules in order to provide this low-level functionality. Submodules are welcome to allow Storage API to interact with other contributed modules, but there shall never be a dependencies[] statement in the storage.info file unless it is necessary for the low-level function of this module.

It has the following features:

• Pluggable architecture - it can be extended to work with any storage service.
• Redundancy - it can be configured to store your files in multiple services and instantaneously change which one is serving. This means your site will not be brought down by a service having problems.
• Access control API - can be used for e-commerce.
• Deduplication - when files that are identical are stored in the same container, only one instance will be created. This saves bandwidth and storage.
• File and image field integration - enable the "core bridge" sub-module.
• Audit module - compares a manifest of files with what is recorded in the database to ensure that the record is accurate.

There are some screencasts demonstrating various features of the module.