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A small module that allows image nodes that use both image module and imagefield module to become media entries in RSS feeds.

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Designed with the idea of making administrative tasks less cumbersome. Main feature is to break the module configuration up by Packages rather than having each module on a list with a field-set the packages are broken down into individual task pages to give the user a different way to locate and manage the site modules

A small module that allows image nodes that use both image module and imagefield module to become media entries in RSS feeds.

For the past few years the Drupal Documentation Team has been led by Steven Peck (sepeck). Steven was the second person to take on this role (Charlie Lowe was the first), and he has done a great job. Not only has he grown the documentation team to include a lot of talented and hard-working volunteer writers, he has overseen the restructuring and reorganization of Drupal.org's documentation handbooks, greatly improving their structure and accessibility. Thank you Steven for the great work!

Like so many Drupal contributors, Steven works on Drupal completely as a volunteer. His day job has been demanding a lot of time lately, and he has decided to step down from being the Documentation Team Leader. That means it is time to pass the torch to the next person who can then sprint with it for a while.

One great thing about the Drupal community is seeing people grow into new roles and take more responsibility upon themselves. This is certainly the case for Addison Berry (add1sun), who in her two years working with Drupal has become involved with virtually every aspect of the Drupal project. Lately Addi has been more and more active with the documentation team, making her a clear choice in my mind to carry on where Steven left off. I'm therefore very happy to announce that Addison Berry, aka add1sun, is the new documentation team leader, effective immediately.

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The OpenID client attribute exchange is a module designed to provide the core drupal openid module with the ability to do attribute exchange along with just simple registration for OpenID.

The module tries to be scalable and is currently in an alpha release since we have a lot to think about regarding hooks and how we can have the module extensible.

That modules integrates with Ubercart and Workflow-NG in order to proceed the printing of an order at checking out on a sitewide printer or per node related basis.

Example : Your website is a portal for some suppliers. A product is a node which is related to a given supplier. The visitor is filling is cart with some products from some given suppliers. The entity supplier has been built at using CCK and at editing this content type you can specify the printer parameters for this supplier. At checking out the part of the order concerning each supplier will be sent to his printer.

Some other uses may be found, as to simply print order and not only send email about them.

The module depends on : Workflow-ng - Ubercart Product - Ubercart Order
The module may require : CCK

A sub-module to format the order in a suitable way for Citizen Ct-S310 (Point of sale printer) is provided and may fit for other POS printers.

See README.txt in the archive.

For quite a long time, Drupal has had several "friends APIs". Buddylist, Buddylist2, Friend, Ajax Friend, User Relationships, FriendList, etc.
Don't use this module yet. This is a pre-pre-alpha-pre-pre IDEA. Right now, please only get involved if you are developing a Friend-like module
Note: if this...

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This module is a simple event with participants implementation.
Simply, it adds a participant list on each node which is posted in an OG group, and whose type is configured as an Event node. Each group member can add or remove himself to the participant list.
Further, node owner can configure simple...

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This is a very simple module that adds a 'weight' field to the tables already
used by the excellent Flag module.
http://drupal.org/project/flaghttp://drupal.org/handbook/modules/flag
This weight can then be used to provide sorting of flagged items. This module
also provides a Views field which can be...

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This module makes it possible for Courier-MTA to authenticate against a Drupal user database.
To do this:

Unpack into sites/all/modules directory.
Enable this module.
Read the README.txt file included with the module.

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Profile Complete Percent (PCP) is a dependency of the Profile module in core. It allows administrators who have access to use the module the ability to tag created profile fields as items needed for a user to be 100% complete when filling out their profile information.

A block is created which can be placed anywhere on the site that by default displays the current logged in user's profile complete percent. As the user fills out more of their profile, the percent increases. Additionally, a "next" tip link is displayed informing the user that if they fill out a particular field in their profile, they will increase their profile complete percent to a specific value. A link is provided for this "next" tip, sending the user to the exact page and highlighting the exact field that they need to fill out to increase their profile percent.

This project aims to create a web interface to create and control virtual private servers using Libvirt library. It's currently in Alpha development state and no code is released yet.

• Advisory ID: DRUPAL-SA-2008-063
• Project: Several Third-Party Modules incorrectly updated for the Drupal 6 menu system
• Version: 6.x
• Date: 2008-October-8
• Security risk: Moderately critical
• Exploitable from: Remote
• Vulnerability: Access bypass

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If you came to this page looking only for our feature rich taxonomy browser and widget 'cdm_taxontree' you can skip some paragraphs below in order to jump right to this module.

The module 'cdm_dataportal' is an biodiversity informatics application for web publication of most data relevant for this domain of information. It is in fact a set of four modules 'cdm_api', 'cdm_portal', 'cdm_taxontree' and 'cdm_mediauri'. Together they enable Drupal to search, browse and display the biodiversity data hosted by a CDM (Common Data Model, see below) driven data store. The resulting pages of this "DataPortal" partially mimic the layout of common taxonomic books.

The 'cdm_dataportal' module set is being developed by the Botanic Garden & Botanical Museum Berlin for the European joint project EDIT (European Distributed Institute for Taxonomy). One of the major aims of EDIT is to develop a platform for biological taxonomists, covering most biodiversity related data realms. This platform for cybertaxonomy is in fact a set of distinct tools embedded into a service driven architecture. The very core of the platform is the so called Common Data Model (CDM) which integrates all relevant quasi data standards. A CDM library is being developed to provide service layers to access and modify the data stored in CDM stores. The CDM library also provides the REST service application to which the "DataPortal" connects in order to fetch data from the CDM store.

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This is a very simple module that adds a 'weight' field to the tables already
used by the excellent Flag module.

http://drupal.org/project/flag
http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/flag

This weight can then be used to provide sorting of flagged items. This module
also provides a Views field which can be used to sort flagged items. One
interesting use of this ability is to integrate with Draggable Views to create a
user-sortable list of flagged items (however this currently requires extending
that module to support non-CCK sort fields, and a custom save method).

http://drupal.org/project/draggableviews

This module is a simple event with participants implementation.

Simply, it adds a participant list on each node which is posted in an OG group, and whose type is configured as an Event node. Each group member can add or remove himself to the participant list.

Further, node owner can configure simple features, like whether or not group members can edit node, add themselves as participant, and if they can enter a role they want to assume for the event.
Misc UI options are editable through Drupal administrations pages, if participant list is displayed into the node, or as a tab on full node view, etc..

This module uses OG and Event modules.

Note: a Drupal 6 branch will be created soon.

For quite a long time, Drupal has had several "friends APIs". Buddylist, Buddylist2, Friend, Ajax Friend, User Relationships, FriendList, etc.

Don't use this module yet. This is a pre-pre-alpha-pre-pre IDEA. Right now, please only get involved if you are developing a Friend-like module

Note: if this module doesn't become something standard to access Drupal friend lists, it will be incorporated into the Drupal-Opensocial project so that at least the Shindig integration doesn't depend on a specific module, while other modules will have to deal with the issue in whichever way they please.

This made it _really_ hard for module developers to just ask: "are user A and user B friends...?" Each module had a different way of answering that question, and with different outcomes.

This API is meant to be the answer to this problem.

It provides a general API which answers the most important questions about user relations. Who are user A's friends? Is user A friends with User B? What elation types are available?

Right now, the API interfaces with FriendList as a demonstration. However, it has a _simple_ plugin architecture, so that any API can be used.

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This module makes it possible for Courier-MTA to authenticate against a Drupal user database.

To do this:

1. Unpack into sites/all/modules directory.
2. Enable this module.
3. Read the README.txt file included with the module.

• Advisory ID: DRUPAL-SA-2008-062
• Project: SIOC (third-party module)
• Versions: 5.x and 6.x
• Security risk: Moderately critical
• Exploitable from: Remote
• Vulnerability: Access bypass

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• Advisory ID: DRUPAL-SA-2008-061
• Project: EveryBlog (third-party module)
• Versions: 5.x and 6.x
• Date: 2008-October-08
• Security risk: Highly critical
• Exploitable from: Remote
• Vulnerability:SQL injection, Cross-site scripting (XSS), Privilege escalation, access bypass

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