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About

This module is being developed and maintained by DANEnet (http://danenet.org/), a non-profit located in Madison, WI. It provides a simple and powerful way for organizations to track attendees of events/activities using on-site kiosks and a central server running Drupal. The server can either be restricted to a local network or be open to the internet to allow off-site sign-ins.

Overview:

This module allows users to mark administrator selected CCK fields as Public (visible to everyone), Hidden (visible to node author, hidden from everyone else) or Private (visible to node author and "friends"; see requirements section below).

Description:

• The field settings screen provides a new option to enable privacy options for fields. This option is global and affects all content types where the given field is shared. The default privacy status can be specified.
• This module supports all kind of fields, and even fields in multigroups.
• In the node edit form, a new option to configure field privacy settings will be available as a small icon next to the fields where this feature has been enabled. This is only available to users with "edit privacy options for field %field_name" permission.
• Users with "view private data for field %field_name" permission are excluded from privacy restrictions. This feature combined with node revisions allows community managers and/or site moderators to monitor changes to privacy settings.
• Builtin support for node revisions and Diff module.

Requirements:

• Content Construction Kit (CCK): CCK version 2.5 or higher is required (ref.).
• To enable the "Private" status for fields, you need one of the following modules: Flag Friend, Friendlist API, User Relationships. CCK Private Fields module includes ready to install mini-modules that provide builtin support for any of these friendship related modules.
• The privacy options dialog requires jQuery UI (either version 1.6.x or 1.7.x).

Overview

Gigya's Customer Identity Management platform helps companies build better customer relationships by turning unknown visitors into known, loyal and engaged customers.

With Gigya’s technology, businesses increase registrations and identify customers across devices, consolidate data into rich customer profiles, and provide better service, products and experiences by integrating data into marketing and service applications.

Comment Lockdown is a drug of last resort in battling comment spam. You should not use this if you haven't tried something less likely to cause side effects like Mollom. You should continue use of Mollom with Comment Lockdown. This module has some very specific rules for comments, and unlike Mollom, is incapable of learning, has no settings, does not care what kind of user you are, and rejects anything written in a language other than English.

The sole purpose of the Alter Profile Page module is to bring more of social networking, MySpace-ish look to Drupal's user profile page.

Enabling the module will change what appears on the users' profile page(s). By default, the Drupal core sets the profile page to display a section called History, under which you'll see Member for which then displays XX weeks YY days. Please see the attached screenshot for a before and after look at what the module does.

This module generates graphical representation of userpoints history, so users could see plotted their points evolution in time.

This module is currently in design stage and code will be unestable, so if your are not going to help or develop on it, please don't use it yet.

RTSG will make extensive use of this module (it was originally created as part of rtsg but published earlier because of a comment in a group), so the development status has been reactivated.

This module is looking for a new maintainer

It is a nice project for a designer and themer that loves to do functional design. With little work, you can make Drupals Forum look aweseome.
Michelle has layed a wonderful groundwork with the Advenced Forum Module for that.
To apply just leave a comment on this issue http://drupal.org/node/1129416#comment-4356414

More Styles for Advanced Forum, compatible with the current 6.1.x release. Created by Rufzeichen Webdesign.
Advanced Forum is a great module. Over Time, Michelle has built a nice theme layer, and it is completely pluggable. So Styles (or say forum themes) can be kept completely seperate from Advanced forum, yet via a hook they show up in the style selector. Just install Advanced Forum, then install Advanced Forum More Styles, switch on the style, done!
For now only one is contained, named "Minimal". I have not found a better name but will. Tested with Garland and some other themes. Still issues will arise in some Themes providing styling that may not be properly overridden. Put the issues into the issue queue, I'll try to put in overrides so that the themes look pretty much the same in every base Theme.
There is only one color used: a blue bar for Containers and Thread lists. To match the style to your theme you should not have to do more than override this color.

The Mentions module offers Twitter like functionality, recording all references to a user's username - using the [@username] or [@#uid] filter format - from various locations, providing a centralized page to track all mentions (via the Views module).

 

Features

• Tracks Mentions on any Entity.
• An Input filter to convert [@username] or [@#uid] to the user's profile, e.g., [@deciphered] and [@#103796] become @deciphered.
• Customizable input ([@username], [@#uid]) and output (@username) patterns, including support for Tokens.
• Autocompletion of mentions; Using the jQuery textcomplete library usernames will be suggested while mentioning.
• Integrations with:
  • Machine name - Use a Machine name field as the mention source.
  • Rules - React to created, updated and deleted mentions.
  • Views - Display a list of all mentions, mentions by user, and more.

Description

This module will add a block that will display a countdown timer indicating "Is it out yet?" for each Ubuntu release. This will countdown the days until the next version of Ubuntu is released.

Settings

After much work, most of the settings have been removed. At this point, you can choose from any of the available banners or your own custom code.

Description

This module will add a block that can be displayed in the header area. The Ubuntu Drupal Theme has a specific region for this. A different header can be specified for each content type.

The biggest benefit to this module is the ability to display a specific banner for content types.