This module was originally suggested by Nedjo Rogers on http://groups.drupal.org/node/100179. The group discussion page gathered much attention at the time, but little unification actually resulted from the discussions. I felt the concepts discussed were a good idea, and that the Autotag module would benefit from them.
A CAPTCHA is a challenge-response test most often placed within web forms to determine whether the user is human. The purpose of CAPTCHA is to block form submissions by spambots, which are automated scripts that post spam content everywhere they can. The CAPTCHA module provides this feature to virtually any user facing web form on a Drupal site.
We do this our spare time, which is unfortunately almost nonexistent at the moment due to real life obligations. To give the CAPTCHA module the required level of maintenance, an extra co-maintainer would be welcome. If you're interested in helping with this very popular module, please contact me or open an issue in the CAPTCHA module issue tracker.
Image Assist allows users to upload and insert images inline into content. It automatically generates an "Add image" link under fields of your choice. Clicking the link opens an image browser, displaying all images that have been uploaded via the Image module.
Images can be filtered by ownership or taxonomy terms (categories). New images can be uploaded through Image Assist's dialog. Clicking on an image displays a properties page where attributes such as caption, size, and alignment can be set before the image is inserted into the post.
Image Assist is especially useful when using a client-side editor/WYSIWYG editor. Currently, it can be used with TinyMCE via Wysiwyg API - support for other editors is right on the way.
This module provides a simple text format (input filter) that handles <?php ?> and <code></code> tags so that users can post code without having to worry about manually escaping < and > characters with < and >
For PHP code, this module also adds syntax highlighting. For example:
print "Hello, world!";
This module is used on drupal.org.
This module has a handbook page; you can refer to it for more detailed documentation.
This module allows you to put nodes into series using taxonomy.
Provides a config entity for system emails, and a service for mailing any entity which implements the interface.
This project is intended as a testing ground for replacing hook_mail() in core: see https://www.drupal.org/node/1346036 for details.
This is a simple filter module. It converts a Scripture reference into a clickable link that points to one of numerous on-line Bibles.
The inactive_user module provides Drupal administrators with a way to automatically manage inactive user accounts. This module has two goals: to help keep users coming back to your site by reminding them when they've been away for a configurable period of time, and to cleanup unused accounts.
The Shoutbox module provides a block or a page, where visitors can quickly post short messages.
A co-maintainer is badly needed for this project. If you feel qualified to apply, please get in touch!
While working on the new content translation system for Drupal 7, we (the Drupal core i18n team) faced the need to convert node titles to the Field API in order to make nodes fully translatable.