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This module integrates Drupal with Sphinx search, a full-text search engine available under GPL version 2. Sphinx can be installed on the same server Drupal is running, however it is recommended to do so on a different one. You can even partition indexes, each managed from a different server, so Sphinx provides an ideal alternative when you need to implement a scalable solution for your site.

Usage of this module is independent of Drupal core search for content, so you can disable Drupal core search completely. If you need Drupal search framework to provide search capabilities of different kinds, such as searching for users, then you may wish to take a look at Core Searches module.

This module implements methods to build Sphinx indexes using XMLPipe source type. This makes it possible to index any kind of text around nodes. For instance, it is possible to index comments, CCK fields, etc. The XMLPipe generator uses nodeapi 'alter' and 'update index' to allow external modules alter and/or inject extra text to be indexed, the same way Drupal search works.

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This module is a helper module for the new Dash Media Player.

The Dash Media Player for Drupal CMS is a revolutionary, first of its kind, media player built specifically to tap into the power of Drupal CMS! Just imagine… a media player whose content is driven by the power and flexibility of Drupal. With this player, you can truly take advantage of the best of two worlds... the incredible user interface of Flash, and the unparalleled content management of Drupal. Using these two systems together, you can quite literally have your very own Media CMS system! As you will soon see, the Dash Media Player is a truly remarkable player geared up for the rise of Web 3.0.
 

• Compatible with ALL Drupal Media modules!
• Completely Skinable (using external SWF files) and Themeable!
• Create and Manage your Media Playlists using the Views module!
• RSS, XML Playlist, and Single File compatible

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This module uses functionality available only in PHP 5 or later. It also requires the InnoDB engine as MyISAM tables do not support transactions.

This module supersedes and replaces the original pressflow_transaction module which is now deprecated. This implementation provides a legacy API for drop-in compatibility with code that relied on the previous module.

Pressflow Transaction provides a nested transaction API modeled after Java's synchronized functions. This makes using transactions easy because there is no need to worry about transaction "garbage collection" like running COMMIT or ROLLBACK just before the function returns. This module also protects against the hazards of nested transactions and partial ROLLBACKs.

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Incoming allows you to be alerted when there is a significant change in the amount of traffic coming to your site from an outside source. It's main purpose is to give you a heads up if your site is about to be featured on Digg, Slashdot, or any other high traffic site so you're not caught unprepared.

I've attempted to make this module as lightweight as possible, so it doesn't create any of it's own tables, but instead monitors the sessions table to detect changes in visitor load.

The "Alert Threshold" lets you set the amount of new visitors to your site needed to trigger an alert. This number is not the total amount of visitors on your site, but the change in the amount of visitors on your site during a specific "timespan".

The "Timespan" is the amount of time in which a change in visitors is measured. In effect, the module takes a snapshot of the activity on your site over a specified period of time, and monitors for increases in anonymous users on your site.

For example, if you set your "Alert Threshold" to 50 and your "Timespan" to 10 minutes the possible outcomes are this.

Example 1:
First ten minutes: 25 visitors.
Second ten minutes: 25 visitors.
Total visitor change between timespans is 0. No alert will be sent.

Example 2:
First ten minutes: 300 visitors.
Second ten minutes: 340 visitors.

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This module allows you to enter ImageMagick command line options as an imagecache action.

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Looking for a way to show your support for Drupal? Easy: sponsor the upcoming European Drupalcon. You'll be helping to fund critically important work--and increasing your exposure and profile in the community at the same time.

Drupalcon is the single largest source of revenue for the Drupal Association, the non-profit that supports Drupal. Sponsorship revenues make it possible for us to tackle key Association priorities, from protecting the legal integrity of the Drupal codebase to improving the infrastructure driving drupal.org.

Revenue from past Drupalcons is directly funding pressing projects like our top priority this year: improving the drupal.org website. Sponsoring Drupalcon is a direct and concrete way to financially support the Association's work.

Sponsoring Drupalcon is not just a way to support important work promoting the Drupal platform. It's also an opportunity for exposure and profile in the Drupal community.

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V2E brings RSS views w/enclosure tags to any rss view built of nodes using cck filefield types. Views2 only.

When creating a note, prepopulate the body field with custom text.
Text is defined by content type.

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Drupal update search indexes by cron.
This module update search indexes at each node saving so your site is always up to date.
Be carefull, it can affect performances in site with intensive updates.

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This module will create a main book page for content type selected in BookMadeSimple settings. This is a shortcut to create a node and click on Update book outline.

A dropdown listbox will be added in books links. Selecting a content type will add it as a child page of the book page.

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Drupal 6.4 and Drupal 5.10, maintenance releases fixing problems reported using the bug tracking system, as well as critical security vulnerabilities, are now available for download.

Upgrading your existing Drupal 5 and 6 sites is strongly recommended. There are no new features in these releases. For more information about the Drupal 6.x release series, consult the Drupal 6.0 release announcement, more information on the 5.x releases can be found in Drupal 5.0 release announcement.

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• Advisory ID: DRUPAL-SA-2008-047
• Project: Drupal core
• Version: 5.x, 6.x
• Date: 2008-August-13
• Security risk: Highly critical
• Exploitable from: Remote
• Vulnerability: Multiple vulnerabilities

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The Drupal Association is pleased to announce the selection of a design partner in its Drupal.org redesign efforts. Through a competitive process, UK-based Mark Boulton Design Ltd. was selected. Their proposal stood out because of their work on Coolspotters and the upcoming Standaard.be (launching Q4 2008), their agile design approach and their highly-experienced project team including Mark Boulton as Creative Director and project lead, Leisa Reichelt as Information Architect & UX Research and Carolyn Wood as Content Strategist.

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Flips text upside down through an input filter. Works reasonably well, although only for roman characters and basic punctuation.

Note: Make sure to put the HTML filter after this filter, as this filter will swap < for > and vice-versa.

Part of the core Drupal API (originally part of the forms API, but also used for rendering structured content that isn't a form) is the drupal_render function. This recursively iterates through the element tree, theming the inside of each element based on the #theme property (if present) of that element.

This module registers an 'element' themehook (which because of Drupal's theming system introduces preprocessing hooks and template discovery). Developers can use this hook directly by setting #theme to 'element' or 'element__SOMETHINGCUSTOM' on the desired element, or by defining new themehooks that use 'element' as the new themehook's 'original hook'.

This module is intended to be used as a dependency for other modules or as a tool for developers fluent with Drupal's theming system working on a custom theme. There is no advantage to installing this module unless another module requires it, or you want to use its functionality in creating your custom theme.

The Views Rotator modules provides a Views 2 style plugin for a rotating view. The view rotates through a view one item at a time via JavaScript (jQuery) with a number of configurable settings.

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Creates a panels layout that slips silently into the Zen theme, giving pages that look identical to any other site page but have the magic of panels underneath.

In other words, this provides a 3 column panels layout, but inserts each columns content into the existing Zen theme columns. This means you don't have to maintain 2 completely different 3 column HTML/CSS layouts (each with their own quirks), yet you get the additional flexibility of using panels to place content and route arguments/context - and are still able to create and/or configure completely different layouts when you need them.

SQL Cron is a Drupal module that allows you to create and manage a set of SQL statements that are executed during cron runs. The last execution time and execution result is displayed for each SQL statement. Any SQL statement that is valid for the Drupal db_query function can be used. This includes INSERT, TRUNCATE, UPDATE, DELETE, etc. This module is similar to the DB Cron module which hasn't been maintained since Drupal 4.7.

This module can be useful for pruning and updating custom database tables used by your Drupal installation. For example, you may want to periodically update information about your top rated or most viewed content in a custom table. You may have a log of user visits or actions that you want to truncate or prune periodically. SQL Cron provides you an easy method for accomplishing this without having to set up separate cron jobs on your web server.

South by Southwest (SXSW) is an annual festival and conference held every spring in Austin, Texas, dedicated to bringing together creative indviduals from around the world for a week-long celebration of music, film, and interactive technology. The interactive portion of the festival features over 150 panel discussions on cutting-edge topics in the new media industry and culture, as well as a trade show, Web Awards Competition, video game tournament, and some great after-parties.

Not only was the main SXSW Web site recently redesigned and relaunched in Drupal, but there are a number of really great Drupal-related panel proposals suggested for the interactive festival, which which will be held March 13-17, 2009. We need your help to make sure that Drupal is well-represented at SXSW because it offers an opportunity to reach out to a lot of new people who are not part of the traditional developer community. This past spring's festival included a Content Management System Roundup panel with George DeMet and Tiffany Farriss of Palantir and Jeff Eaton of Lullabot that attracted more attendees than all of Drupalcon Boston.

You have the opportunity to register your support for these proposals by going to the Interactive Festival Panel Picker, which is a Web site that allows you to review, vote for, and comment on all of the more than 1200 panel proposals that were submitted. The festival's organizers take feedback from this site into account when making their decisions for which panels are included in the final program. You can create an account and register your opinions regardless of whether you're planning to attend or not. The Panel Picker will be open until August 29, and the final panel selections will be announced starting in October.

If you’re interested in having Drupal represented at SXSW, providing positive feedback for these session proposals is a great and easy way to show your support:

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Integration of the Moodle Course Management System with Drupal.

Sponsored by OpenBand on behalf of its clients.