Obsolete

A module that gives the users on your site the ability to offer live support via Skype.

A very simple Customer Relationship Management module that allows site admin to reply to support requests.

- The module can be configured to notify users when a support request has been replied to.
- The email message can be configured
- Roles can be selected to be notified when a new support request is made
- A new menu item called lightcrm is added to the user menu

This was a project for the original Location module, no longer needed or pertinent.

This module allowed for anonymous guests to keep persistent comment info between comment postings.

This module is now obsoleted as the feature is in Drupal core since 5.x version

This module will allow any number of new simple, story like, content -node- types. It can be used to define new content types or as a drop-in replacement for content types defined by other modules.

Upgrade to Drupal 5
With the latest version you can update existing content types created with this module for Drupal 5. After upgrading your site to Drupal 5:

Enables your users to place a bet on virtually anything; you decide which bets you offer. After the outcome of the bet offer is published, the module automatically calculates the amount of points each user gets.

This module is obsolete. You're probably looking for Node Blocks.

Create any number of custom blocks (node_blocks) and automatically
associate them for display on a particular (node) page view.

Useful for granting non-admin users the ability to insert
custom blocks. Developed to enable block insertion into special phptemplate regions in a node by regular users.

A new tab "info boxes" is added to the node page for adding a node_block.

This module allows a Drupal community to share their flickr photos. Each user enters a flickr username or email in their profile and can then access their photos at drupalsite.com/flickrhood/[uid].

This module is a simple module to provide a tree structure for public downloads. This module can be easily adapted to accomplish any tree like functionality.

For a modern, working example see the Example Web Scraper (built on Feeds and Feeds XPath Parser.

@TODO: For Drupal 6, use SimpleXML as done by Nick Lewis.