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Provides role-based exemption from limits on the number of actions of a particular type.
Sample usage: allow given roles unlimited use of contact forms as provided by the core Contact module.
By default there is flood control on usage of contact forms in the core Contact module such that users are limited to (e.g., using a site contact form) that a given user can take per hour. Using Flood exemption, you can allow given roles unlimited use of the contact forms.
ProsePoint is a newspaper content management system built as a Drupal 6 distribution. Its aim is to provide a fully configured website out of the box suitable to creating online newspapers or magazines. This distribution is still in beta stage at the moment. It is certainly usable, although the planned feature set is not complete.
Features
Editions and Channel content type inspired by http://drupal.org/nyobserver. Stories can be organised into Editions, and a Channel always views the most recent published Edition of that channel.
Hourly scheduling.
Native image and audio/video handling (although video support is limited to a couple of file types at the moment).
Tight integration with tinymce, including inline image and video plugins for the editor.
Composite two and three columns layouts for a truly newspaper and magazine look and feel.
Extended status for stories: Stories may be Draft, Ready for Review, Published, Archived etc.
Single package installation.
Future Features
More support for video.
Image gallery, blogs, events, and the kitchen sink
Whatever else you can convince me to put in :)
Please feel free to try the demo for yourself.
Download
The download for ProsePoint CMS is kept offsite at the ProsePoint website. ProsePoint requires third-party software components, and it is drupal.org policy not to host third-party code.
This module extends notify module to allow content to be selected per user based on Views.
The UID of the user being mailed can be passed as an argument to views, allowing a unique set of nodes to be selected for each recipient. This feature is quite powerful in combination with a bit of argument handling code, as you can transform the argument at-will, based on any characteristic of the user. For example, the initial implementation of this module was used to notify users of all nodes with a 'city' field matching the user's city.