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The Menu Node Action module creates an action that can be configured to add a link to the node in a menu.

This is an integration module for bringing Linked Open Data into a Drupal site. It provides a basic facility to create Linked Data queries and provides a variety of ways to theme the results of those queries.

This module provides two Views plugins: An Atom style plugin and a custom NodeRDF row style plugin. Although intended to be used together they should work independently of each other, too.

This module provides a new Processor for the Feeds module. It allows for the consumption of Atom/NodeRDF feeds generated by the Views Atom module.

That's right, this pair of modules allows for full node replication between Drupal sites over Atom!

Pincode Login module provides the ability to log in using only a 4 digit pin code.
This is made possible through the use of Drupals external login API.

Pincode Login provides functionality to:
- Automatically create Users, with a unique pincode.
- Logging in to a site using previously generated pincode.

Functionality for creation of pincode users is exposed through the Rules module (http://drupal.org/project/rules).
Alternatively the pincode_login_register($username, $mail) function can be used in a module or php snippet.
The pincode login module does not provide any out of the box rule sets or gui for the creation of users and distribution of pincodes, as this logic will vary greatly depending on each use case.

Functionality for logging in is provided through a login page or a block.

Overview

A topic map is a set of topics and associations between them. This module implements topic maps as a data-driven generic graph structure of typed associations between topics embedded as markup in Drupal node data. (For example, "Homer is married to Marge" can be marked up as an association between Marge, the wife, and Homer, the husband, whose type is marriage.) The embedded markup, processed into the graph structure, drives navigational and analytical tools. Thus, topic maps may be seen as a generalized way of implementing indexes, glossaries, thesauri, taxonomies, ontologies, and other systems of creating, collecting, curating, and navigating topics and associations that are of interest to communities of users.

Application areas can be found where there is rich, highly granular content whose relationships cannot be adequately represented or navigated with fielded data or "tags": document dumps, large corpora, fan sites, political or economic blogs, litigation services, etc.

The Previewable Email Template (PET) module lets you create email templates, with token substitution, which can be previewed by the user before sending. The emails can be sent to one or many email addresses in a flexible way, and the recipients may or may not be Drupal account holders (users).

PET stores templates in a db table, not the variables table, so there is none of the memory usage which goes with the latter.

PET templates are in one place for easy management by site administrators. Emails can be sent one of three ways:

Git Rules defines some actions, conditions and events that let's you interact git repositories.

Actions

Git Rules defines the following actions that can be used to control git repositories:

• Initiate git repositories (git init)
• Clone repositories (git clone)
• Add remotes to repositories (git remote add)
• Remove remotes to repositories (git remote rm)
• Fetch repositories (git fetch)

Events

Git rules has two events, both are actually triggered at the same time:

The purpose of this old module is to archive/delete old nodes.
The original design of this was just for forums but seen how it could be used in other places.

Features:

This project is designed to facilitate MARKETING AUTOMATION rules for drupal sites. The module serves as a locally hosted replacement for 3rd party services like Pardot, Marketo or Eloqua, allowing you to track individual user paths through your site and assign rules for marketing automation in the form of drip campaigns triggered from user interaction. For example, imagine a user comes to your site and downloads a whitepaper... with this module installed, you can assign rules for automated marketing to these prospects, like sending an email offer or assigning them to a particular list.