Obsolete

Drupal 7+, depreciated in favor of pathologic.

Path Filter takes internal Drupal paths in single or double quotes, written as e.g. "internal:node/99", and replaces them with the appropriate absolute HTTP URL or path using Drupal's url() function. It also works for files in your files directory using Drupal's file_create_url() function. It works with clean URLs enabled or disabled as well as working equally well for single site or multisite installations.

The motivation for this filter was to provide a robust way of linking to internal URLs from within content, so that your links do not break if you move your site to a different path (e.g. from a development site at http://example.com/dev/ to a production site at http://example.com/).

Note: The Drupal 7 version of the erp module was never far enough along to release. The Drupal 8 version is in progress, and development is proceeding over at https://www.drupal.org/project/stratoserp.

Run a small business? ERP is a module set that gives Drupal the capability of replacing Quickbooks, MYOB or MYOB Retail Manager as a major part of your business operations.

The Drupal node system is leveraged to great advantage for all aspects of the module set, so that almost any other Drupal module can also be added to expand the power of the system.

ERP takes advantage of existing Drupal modules wherever possible, using Views, Gmap, Date and Calendar modules in particular.

The ERP module currently acts as the core of our small business, handling all aspects of it except tax reporting and employee payroll.

This is probably the best way to get started at the moment.

This module adds a menu item allowing one-click access to urchin logs from within Drupal.

Javascript Tools provides a common set of methods extending those available in Drupal core (drupal.js) for Javascript and AJAX module development in Drupal.

Note: you should not install this module for Drupal 6 unless it is required by another module.

Note: As of Oct. 20, 2009, the 5.x version is no longer supported.

Prior to Drupal 6, Javascript Tools included an integrated set of Javascript and AJAX modules. For Drupal 6, modules previously part of Javascript Tools now have the following separate projects:

Active menus, http://drupal.org/project/activemenu (requires Javascript Tools 6)
Collapsiblock, http://drupal.org/project/collapsiblock (requires Javascript Tools 6)
Tabs: http://drupal.org/project/tabs
Active edit, http://drupal.org/project/activeedit (prototype only as yet, not usable)
Ajax submit, http://drupal.org/project/ajaxsubmit

Install Javascript Tools 6 only if you use Active menus or Collapsiblock or another module that requires it.

A simple bookmarks module with some advanced features like

Macromedia Contribute is a website management tool with a WYSIWYG editor and permissions management. It is nice (but not unique) in that you can force the user to choose styles from a specific style sheet and you can hide your php snippets and other stuff. This module allows you to display the content of html files which are maintained by Contribute (somewhere else on the same server).