Nancy's Web If you don't know where you've been, how do you know where you are?

Almost every site has a "Links" page; this module manages that and allows you to have user-submitted links. It will even check the links on occasion to see if they still work. This is the project page for the module that produces this links page.

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 can all be intimidating for newbies.

The glossary module scans content 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 will see the definition of that term displayed as a "tool tip." 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.

Helpers is a library, or toolbox, with lots of very useful functions that help you build your modules and sites with joy and work faster and smarter.

This simple module extends the 'maxlength' value of 'title' field of forms, which are set by default to 128 characters. They are extended to 255 characters. This can be good if you have nodes that need longer titles than the default length.

This is a back port of a change made in D6. Since it will not be needed in D6, it will not be supported. Additionally it must be removed prior to upgrading to D6.

The taxonomy image module allows site administrators to associate images with taxonomy terms. Once defined, this association allows Drupal themes or other PHP code to display images with site content. For example, the taxonomy_image module might be used to display a penguin with content about Linux, and a cheeseburger with content about junk food.

The module allows the administrator to create a one-to-one term-to-image relationship. With image display recursion, it is also possible to create a many-to-one relationship. This is useful if creating taxonomy hierarchies in which an entire tree of terms will use the same image. With recursion enabled, you only need to associate an image with the tree parent, and all children will automatically inherit the same image.

This module display information from various places within the Drupal environment, saving you time searching through many pages. Some of the information comes from internal arrays, some is derived from system calls, and some comes directly from the database tables.

This module creates an "announcement" content type and provides both node views and block lists. This is an adaptation of the sample module writing article from IBM.

This module provides a way to track who attends meetings. This was needed on a site for a club that has attendance requirements for voting rights.

It is easy to use. The people who will be keeping this up-to-date are quite computer-challenged. They have already successfully updated one month.

This is a generic content type module. This is not a contributed module yet, so you have to email me for it.

This module is an add-on to the FAQ module that allows users with the 'ask question' permission to create a question which will be queued for an 'expert' to answer.

The get_content_type module fills an oversight by the D5 developers. When they moved the part of CCK (sometimes called CCK-Lite) into core for creating new content types, they forgot the analog to taxonomy/term/xxx, that is node/type/xxx. This simple module provides that function.

Gotcha is sort of a take off on "captcha." The idea was first mentioned on http://drupal.org/node/166921 as a possible way to trick spam bots who try to use the Drupal contact form. I don't particularly like the extra step humans are required to perform in these "verification" methods, and some just don't work.

The idea is simple: Basically you place a bogus input field on a contact form, and use CSS to not display it. On submission you check for a value. If there is a value entered, then that means a non-human has been blanketing form fields, and the form post can be ignored as spam. The spam bot will probably never know.

This module displays customizable index pages for each node type with alphabetical and taxonomy filters. This module is primarily intended to be administrative, but some site owners make choose to make it more public.

This is a simple module that allows for various lists, such as "taxonomy/term," to be filtered by content type. This filter requires some type of query that selects nodes, such as the front page query or "taxonomy/term/xxx". The module does not, in and of itself, select nodes. It complements Taxonomy Browser, so I resurrected it from the grave. I did not write it.

The Quotes module allows users to maintain a list of quotations that they find notable, humorous, famous, motivational, or otherwise worthy of sharing with website visitors. The quotes can be displayed in any number of administrator-defined blocks. These blocks will display either a randomly-selected quote or the most recent quote based on the restrictions of each block. Blocks can be configured to restrict to certain nodes, roles, users, or categories.

You've spent a lot of time and effort setting up nice profile fields for your user's name. Aren't you tired of seeing "Submitted by Nancy on Sun, June 1, 2008 at 8:00 am?" Wouldn't it be nice if it said "Submitted by Miss Nancy the Great ..." instead? Or how about all those user links saying the name you set up rather than just "Nancy"?

The RealName module allows the administrator to choose fields from the user profile that will be used to add a "real name" element (method) to a user object. Hook_user is used to automatically add this to any user object that is loaded. It will also optionally set all nodes to show this name.

Are you creating a country portal or a site dedicated to a specific country?

The Register Country module is designed to intercept new registrations and check if the IP address being used is registered to a country that the site administrator has chosen. In this way, you may limit sign ups to your site to specific countries.

Adds hidden design or How-To notes in your database.

This add-on module allows Spam module administrators to examine and modify the tokens used by the Bayesian filters to determine the probability of content being spam.

The spam_tune module allows Spam module administrators to examine and modify system variables that are normally just defaulted in the Spam module. These variables are added to the 'Advanced' tab in the Spam settings.

This module will probably never be contributed as it can be dangerous to alter the parameters exposed here.

Think of this as a 'build your own category view' page.

A single page with each term organized nicely by vocabulary. The user selects the terms which she or he wants to see, and then this module constructs the right URL (e.g. taxonomy/view/and/3,4,5) and then displays matching nodes to the user.

This module allows an administrator with "administer taxonomy" permission to delegate the administration of a vocabulary to a non-admin role.

The role to which this authoity has been delegated may add, modify, and delete terms from a vocabulary. They may, not however, modify the vocabulary itself, nor may they create new vocabularies.

Given that Forums are controlled by a vocabulary, one might give the ability to control them to someone who has no other administrative rights. They can then change the "containers" (parent terms) and forums (child terms). Another popular module that is vocabulary driven is Image Gallery, so it's another function that can be easily delegated. There are many ways in which this module can help.

The Taxonomy List module is for displaying the terms (or nodes) under categories with their descriptions and images (Taxonomy Image required). The user can select the number of terms to display in each row, and assign the HTML attributes to the display cell, image, and the description text.

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Very interesting implementation