tag. You may see this module in action at http://theslip.net/song.
Article: [4.3.0] The article module allows for articles to be
organized and displayed in a centralized location. In essence it is a
specialized taxonomy display module with some specific features that
make it suitable for articles.
Atom: [4.3.0] Provides an Atom feed and an implementation of
the Atom API.
Attached file: [4.2.0] The attached_file module is a set of
functions you can use to have a field to allows user to upload their
file. You can use the default available mime type to restrict the
download, but by using the parameters in attached_file_validate, you
can restrict further more the type of you file you want to upload,
image or gif for exemple (see the function). It is also possible to
force people to upload a file or not.
Authentication: [4.2.0] A collection of modules allowing users
to authenticate to Drupal sites using login/password pairs from other
sites and services.
Banner: [4.3.0] The banner.module allows you to display ads on
your Drupal website. It randomly displays the banners, and
automatically tracks how many times each is displayed and
clicked. Users of your website can be given ownership of banners, and
be allowed to modify certain settings and view statistics. Supports
numerous graphic formats, flash animations, and text.
Bbcode: [4.3.0] The Drupal bbcode.module adds a BBCode filter
to Drupal. This allows you to use HTML-like tags as an alternative to
HTML itself for adding markup to your posts. BBCode is easier to use
than HTML and helps to prevent malicious users from disrupting your
site's formatting. See the help screen of the module (or the code) for
information on which tags and variants are supported. This
implementation is not necessarily the same as the original BBCode
implementaion. Note that this filter also recognizes and converts URLs
and email addresses to links automatically.
Bookmarks: [4.2.0] This module lets users with "access
bookmarks" permission to have a bookmark/hotlist block. User can add
and delete bookmarks pointing to onsite pages, plus edit the titles of
existing bookmarks.
Buddylist: [4.3.0] This module allows users to put each other
on a personal 'Buddy List' , also enabling them to keep up with their
friend's postings via the 'My Friend's Blogs' block.
Catalog: [4.2.0] Lets users maintain catalog of books, albums,
products, etc. Just type in an ISBN or product code and all relevant
details are downloaded. Interacts with Amazon.com via web services
Chatbox: [4.2.0] This is a simple chatbox module. It allows
your site's visitors to chat in an HTML interface.
Checkmail: [4.0.0] Checkmail.module checks your POP3 Mail
account and outputs the number of mails in your INBOX, and the total
size of the mails in your mailbox.
Compose tips: [4.2.0] Adds a link beneath the compose form
which leads to a page explaining to authors what HTML tags are
allowed, and what special features are available. The functionality of
this module (plus more) is built into Drupal in versions 4.4.0 and
above, so there will be no new releases of this module.
Cvslog: [4.3.0] A module that lets you track CVS commit
messages. You can see it in action at http://drupal.org/cvs/.
Devel: [4.2.0] A module containing helper functions for Drupal
developers and inquisitive admins. Initially, this module prints out a
summary of all database queries for each page request at the bottom of
each page. The summary includes how many times each query was executed
on a page (shouldn't run same query multiple times), and how long each
query took (short is good - use cache for complex queries). Also a
dprint_r($array) function is provided, which pretty prints
arrays. Useful during development. Similarly, a ddebug_backtrace is
offerred. Also works with XDebug to print profiler information when
available
Dontshout: [4.2.0] This is a simple filter which prevents
people from SHOUTING (typing in all caps).
Event: [4.3.0] This is a simple module to keep track of events
and show them to users.
Externalpage: [4.1.0] This module augments your site's search
results by incorporating those external web pages which were linked to
from your users' posts. This has the nice effect of making your site a
grand destination for the topic in which you specialize. It is also
handy for assimilating external knowledge into your own 'knowledge
repository'.
Ezmlm: [4.2.0] This module includes some utilities related to
ezmlm. For now, it only has a box and a form for subscribing for ezmlm
lists.
Feature: [4.3.0] A module that lets you organize and maintain a
feature list. You can see it in action at http://drupal.org/features.
Feedback: [4.2.0] The feedback module allows users to e-mail
the site admin via a web based form.
File: [4.1.0] Basic file uploading module.
Filestore: [4.3.0] This module lets people upload and download
files, with optional MIME type restrictions.
Forum link: [4.2.0] A simple module that adds a link at the
bottom of nodes so that users can discuss the node in a forum, rather
than adding comments to the node, and the forums missing out.
Gallery: [4.1.0] This module implements a photo gallery for
Drupal. It is based on "gallery" (http://gallery.menalto.com/).
Glossary: [4.3.0] Glossary helps newbies understand the jargon
which always crops up when specialists talk about a topic. Doctors
discuss CBC and EKG and CCs. Web developers keep talking about CSS,
P2P, XSLT, etc. This is all intimidating for newbies. The glossary
module scans posts for glossary terms (including synonyms). The
glossary indicator is inserted after every found term, or the term
itself is turned into an indicator* depending on the site settings. By
hovering over the indicator, users may learn the definition of that
term. Clicking the indicator leads the user to that term presented
within the whole glossary or directly to the detailed description of
the term, if available. The glossary uses Drupal's built in taxonomy
feature, so you can organize your terms in a Drupal vocabulary. This
allows you to create hierarchical structures, synonyms and
relations. Glossary terms are represented with the taxonomy terms in
the glossary vocabulary. Descriptions are used to provide a short
explanation of the terms. You can attach nodes* to the terms to
provide detailed explanation on the keywords. This module also works
with nicelinks.module, which will give you pretty hover-over glossary
term descriptions on reasonably modern browsers (while degrading
properly on older ones). Note: features marked with * are only
available in the current CVS version or Glossary 4.4.0 and newer
versions.
Groups: [4.3.0] Enables the organization of users into user
groups. Also implements access control at the per-node level. The
current version is more or less working, but requires patching nearly
every core module. Some patches are provided in the patches
subdirectory. How to make those patches is explained in the Howto
therein. You need to patch at least user, taxonomy and node.
Guestbook: [4.3.0] This is a simple module that provides a site
guestbook and individual user guestbooks. Guestbook owners can delete
and comment the guestbook entries. Avatars are shown if they are
available.
Headlines: [4.2.0] Allows administrators to manage more
dynamically the contents of their front page.
Howto: [4.1.0] The purpose of this module is to offer a source
level commentary on writing Drupal modules.
Htmlarea: [4.3.0] Allows Drupal to use the HTMLArea WYSIWYG
formatter to replace text area fields.
Htmlcorrector: [4.2.0] This is an HTML correcting module. The
filter completely scans the input, builds up a list of open tags and
closes them when needed.
Htmltidy: [4.2.0] This module tidies up Drupal's HTML
output. It currently supports, configured via the normal interface,
indenting, word wrapping, and optional info/warning/error information
appended to pages including wrong HTML attributes and w3c validation
info.
Image: [4.3.0] This module allow users with proper permissions
to upload images into drupal. Thumbnails are created
automaticaly. Images could be posted individualy to the front page,
included in stories or grouped in galleries. Galleries are either
personal, i.e linked to a user, or global to the drupal site. Admin
could administer images and set various parameters such as, among
others, maximum image size, permissions to access images or manipulate
them. This module requires ImageMagick (http://www.imagemagick.org) or
GD library (http://www.boutell.com/gd).
Import: [4.3.0] This is a new version of the import module that
comes with Drupal. The main advantage of the import module suite is
that RSS items are stored as first class nodes. That means that they
can be promoted to home page, queued, commented upon, etc.
Keywords: [4.2.0] With this module, an admin may manage the
meta tags outputted by drupal web pages. HTML may be added to this
section. For example,