Add dismiss-link to block which allows users to hide it.

Bot Social is a Bot submodule which listens for URLs for Twitter posts to be mentioned in a channel. When it detects one, it uses the Twitter API to fetch the “tweet” and echoes it back into the channel, saving everyone a click. Conceptually, it could be expanded to work with similar services such as Identi.ca or the like. Example usage: [12:54pm] Albright: Hey, this is interesting: http://twitter.com/alanjosephburke/status/22787388076[12:54pm] ABs_Bot: http://twitter.com/alanjosephburke/status/22787388076 is @alanjosephburke (Alan Burke): "Already, More people claim they WILL attend Drupalcon Chicago http://tinyurl.com/33c8bsv, than claimed they attended Drupalcon CPH #drupal" It is hoped that this module will soon be in use for Druplicon, the bot which populates the most popular Drupal-related IRC channels; until then, if you'd like a demonstration of Bot Social, find me on IRC (username "Albright") and ask me to turn on my own bot so that you can play with it.

Graph API is a module to generated (directed) graphs on the HTML5 canvas with div overlays. The module uses the javascript library springy by Dennis Hotson The current version is not very well documented. Roadmap A topdown layout like the graphviz dot output. This is for understanding directed graphs better. Collapsible divs. As the layout needs space big div's overlap. Theme-able items like user, node, comment

This module provides Liberty Reserve payment method through libertyreserve.com website when using UberCart. In order for the module to work properly, you need to setup your store on your Liberty Reserve account, then configure the payment method here: Home › Administer › Store administration › Configuration › Payment settings.

Google Translate Filter is an input filter that translates the text in question from one language to another using the magical fairies of the internet (aka the Google Translate API.) Choose source and dest languages in your new Input Format and off you go. NOTE: Google Translate API has a reasonably small character limit (around 2000 characters after URL encoding). If you try and translate text longer than this you will get an error. Maybe somday I will write an addition to cut larger chunks of text, translate them in pieces and put them back together. Or maybe you can!

Variable Changes module allows administrators to identify which variables have been modified since the last backup of the table variables. This module detects variables created, modified or deleted. If you use Strongarm this module could be useful for to determine which changes were made in the variables after setting up a part of the site. If Diff is installed, you can see the differences between the current value of the variable and the backup-ed value. How to use the module

• Install the module
• Go to Administer -> Reports -> Variable Changes
• Click on Backup Variables
• Make changes in your site
• Go back to Administer -> Reports -> Variable Changes, and you will see which variables were created, modified or deleted.

This module provides a views style plugin that outputs sparkline style charts using the Google Charts API. This module has no dependencies other than Views itself.

The WP theme module allows using WordPress themes with Drupal. This module isn't yet fully working yet - it provides a compatibility layer between Drupal and WordPress, which is nowhere near complete. Since WordPress themes are structured differently than Drupal themes, some changes are required to the way most websites work. If you want extra compatibility on node listing pages with views, you can add the WP Theme: Have Posts filter to the view, to use the built-in style. For comments to work properly, it requires a patch to Drupal core, as there is a function name collision with comment_form. The patch is included with the module. This module is dedicated to Jeff Eaton, the king of novelty modules.

This module adds quick and simple support for narcissism to any web site. When enabled, the "Admire self" permission can be added to any role; users with that permission will see all nodes as their own when browsing the web site.

The Pay Donate module extends on the Payment API module providing for unlimited, configurable donation forms on a site.

Viewcounter can run lists of arguments against a view and store the number of results in the view as nodes and their revisions. Let's say you want to know how many nodes of type X you have and you want to track the change over time. Viewcounter allows you to do that. Different things can be used as arguments for the view that gets counted. At the moment there's support for taxonomy terms, workflow states, and other views. A simple application is to count how many nodes are tagged with each taxonomy term of a vocabulary. To do this create a new viewcounter using the wizard, select taxonomy term ids as argument type, select the vocabulary and the view, which should take one argument, the term id (it's probably not obvious that you need to create the counting view first). Note that you need to create a vocabulary and at least one term in it so viewcounter can identify different result sets. Included is also a patch for flot to make it work under drupal 5 and offer a new vies plugin to display viewcounter results as a graph. Finally, viewcounter collides with another module revision_moderation because of its views integration. read more

Uses the Media module to provide a rich media gallery. It currently only supports images, but will in the future support other file types such as video and audio. This module was developed by the engineering team at Acquia Demo You can try it out yourself by creating a site on http://drupalgardens.com Features

• Add media from URL, upload or existing files
• Multi-file upload
• Set rows and columns and dynamically size images to fit space
• Lightbox support
• CC license settings
• Title, description and tags on images
• Drag and drop re-ordering
• Gallery collections to group related galleries together
• Creates gallery blocks

Development status Media Gallery is in ALPHA status. It is used in production, but since it is based on ALPHA projects (D7 and media), we don't recommend using it on production sites. We know you will anyway, and that's why you're awesome. You've been warned.

Google launched its 'on-screen' keyboard that lets you type directly in your preferred language script in an easy and consistent manner, no matter where you are or what computer you're using. read more

This project is now obsolete.

The Quiz Prerequisite module is a Quiz module add-on. It lets site administrators configure quizzes to have prerequisites. When enabled and configured, this module will check to see if a prerequisite quiz has been taken before allowing users take a quiz. Site administrators can configure which user roles need to meet the prerequisites. You must download and enable the Quiz module before you can use this module The foundation for this module came from the Drupal 5 module posted by @sunsetco from http://drupal.org/node/518104. This module is sponsored by BitSprout LLC and Alternative Productions

This is a simple module to let users store their location on the edit account page. It uses HTML5’s geolocation API and stores latitude and longitude. How you use that data is up to other modules. It will be used on Drupal.org

This is a Views summary style plugin. It allows you to embed the results of a View with each argument in the argument summary. You may use a different display; for example, you might build an archive View with a Year+Month argument, that lists the four most popular nodes for each month in the summary, but that lists nodes in date order when you click through to the argument. Usage:

• Set the "argument summary" style -- to "Peek Summary"
• Configure the style -- choose a display plugin, set paging
• Example peek_summary output
• The same View, with an argument (not peek_summary output)

Caveats:

• You should limit the number of arguments displayed per page (in the argument summary). A View is executed for each argument that is rendered.
• You should use Views' caching, at least for the display you use for peek_summary.
• The peek_summary display must have the same arguments as the argument summary display--they may or may not be the same actual display.

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It's hard sometimes to find certain module if you're using a bunch of modules. This module helps you to find the module faster.

This module is an in-line editor used to edit the body field of specific content types and blocks using Mozilla's Mozile editor. In essence, this editor should work on all browsers, but it's best used with Mozilla Firefox. Please consider donating to further the development of this module. Maintainer: Waleed Qadi from O-Minds. O-Minds can be contacted for Drupal services via the contact form on our website.

This module provides Moodle SCORM (http://www.moodle.org) integration for Drupal using CCK functionality. It depends on the CCK and the FileField module. This first version focuses on displaying SCORM contents and logging events for each user. Analysis of all logged events will be part of a later release. The module enables the user to upload a SCORM compatible Zip file during node creation process. The user can decide if the SCORM content should be opened in a new window or if it should be embedded (width and height parameters are available). The module currently is being developed at Duisburg Learning Lab from University Duisburg-Essen as part of the project “E-Learning 2.0 in vocational training” funded by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research (http://www.bmbf.de/) and the European Social Fund (http://www.esf.de/). The project seeks to develop a community portal for alumnis from vocational education which supports informal learning and offers lifelong learning opportunities (http://q-online.de/kontakt). Initially the module was developed by Servit Open Source Solutions (www.servit.ch) with code from the SCORM module of the moodle.org. Further documentation will be published soon. Module maintainers are:

• University of Duisburg-Essen – Chair of educational media (http://www.mediendidaktik.de)

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