Obsolete

Overview

The Mailman Groups module provides a level of integration between Organic Groups and Mailman mailing lists and complements the existing Mailman Manager and User mailman register modules.

Target audience

This module is probably particularly relevant to sites which operate a large number of Groups and/or Mailing Lists. By implication, you would probably have an existing Mailman system and expertise in Mailman. For new projects, consider whether to use Drupal's own mailing facilities, e.g. with the Notifications, Mass Contact, Simple News or other module.

Features

* Users can easily see which mailing lists relate to their joined Groups.
* Lists can be hidden from users who are not a member of a related Group.
* Mailing Lists can be set auto-subscribe - subscription is triggered when a new member joins a related Group.
* Mailing Lists can be linked to any number of Groups.
* Each Group may have multiple Mailing Lists.

The colophon module shows a list of links for all enabled modules as well as themes used in your Drupal installation to a site visitor when they click on an icon on your page.

Note: This module is no longer being maintained as the FLIR library it's based on appears to be no longer maintained. If you're looking into font solutions I suggest taking a read through this page: http://groups.drupal.org/node/71453

This module integrates the Facelift Image Replacement (Flir) project into Drupal. It provides an administration page that allows you to define the jQuery selector(s) to replace text with images as well as what font to use. If anyone wants to jump in and help expand this project please let me know.

Go here for a screencast of using 1.2!!

Flir 2.x Changes

There's a number of changes in the 2.x branch. Flir is now dependent on the libraries module. If you're upgrading from 1.x you'll need to download the flir code from http://facelift.mawhorter.net/ and place it in the libraries folder. The location of the font directory is also no longer in mysite/files/fonts, now they exist in the facelift library by default but can be configured to be anywhere.

Write up from Flir's website:

NOTE: In D6 and above this is more easily done with Views.

Term blocks creates a configurable number of blocks that list taxonomy terms from the specified vocabulary. Terms can be listed as Newest (nodes have recently been added to this term), Popular, Random, or Tag Cloud (via Tagadelic).

Some use cases:

• You want to display on your sidebar of recently added to categories.
• You need several tag clouds using the same vocabulary.

Provides 'Node Access' settings for product nodes, whereby users who purchase the product are granted view access to content, which can be predefined either by category, by node, o

Enables custom select options and accompanying display widgets for CCK text fields. Preset Widget Options gives developers a lot of control over the handling and display of fields without having to declare a whole new field type.

This module should be installed only if another module requires it.

Modules using Preset Widget Options include: Creative Commons Widget.

Setup

Preset Widget Options provides two new options for field management and display.

1. On the CCK field settings page for text fields, the "PHP code" collapsible fieldset, where site admins may enter custom PHP from which to draw options for selects or radios, is retitled "Advanced options" and given an additional setting, "Options handler". Here any custom options lists defined using Preset Widgets Options are made available.
2. On the CCK field display settings form, each option handler is available as a display option for text fields.