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My client is a newspaper website (www.rimanews.com) wants to show related articles by percentage found of its terms (this module supports related Title also) ! I found no module meet their requirements, then this module be here.

• Automatically create a blocks to display related nodes
  
• You can determina percentage found, e.g: suppose you set 50% and you have 10 tags in your article then this module will check if minimal 5 terms found on other nodes
  
• Limit number of item list in a block
  
• Ascending or Descending search
  
• Related by terms, node-title or both

Provides a Views style plugin that displays a gantt chart using jsGantt.

WARNING: DO NOT USE THIS PLUGIN ON PRODUCTION SITES. While it should work fine, it is still in development and security/stability issues may exist. Feedback is welcome!

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A feature consisting of enhancements designed to provide a clean and effective site administration experience.

Includes:

• An administrator role integrating Admin role functionality.
• Integration of the Admin module.
• The Rubik admin theme.
• Enabling Advanced help, Menu, Path, and Update status.

Part of the Debut features set.

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A baseline blog feature.

Includes:

• Blog content type.
• Blog view with page listing, recent blog posts block, and RSS feed.
• Integration with Pathauto.
• Menu item for blog landing page.
• Context handling of breadcrumbs, active menu, and block display.
• User permissions.

Part of the Debut features set.

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This module helps improve search on Danish Drupal sites by reducing words to their stem. It implements the Danish stemming algorithm described by the Snowball project.

Development sponsored by ZenSci and TravelForum.

This module creates a 'superuser' role, and grants all permissions to that role. It also defines a new permission, 'administer software updates', which allows any user with the superuser role to run update.php without having to alter the $access_check (D5) or $update_free_access (D6) variables.

This module requires the Permissions API module.

This module also disables the user 1 account. The security benefit is that this greatly reduces the attack surface for privilege escalation attacks on the user 1 account.

Developed and maintained by Erich Beyrent.

• Drupal 5
• Drupal 6
• Drupal 7
  • This functionality is native to Drupal 7, and there are no plans to port this module to that version.

Fancy references offers customizable display of node and user references using tokens.

Development sponsored by Freestyle Systems

Panels Three Four Layout is a grid based, adaptive layout for Panels module. It's similar to flexible layout that you can find in Panels' core, with the exception that in adaptive layout final page is rendered based on how panes are connected to the panel grid. It means that panes automatically expand to the right to fully occupy empty cells in the grid. Thanks to this behaviour very flexible auto-constructed layouts are possible.

The grid consist of two stacked spaces, topmost space is 3x3 and bottom space is 4x4.

• CTools
• Panels

Download, install and enable the module and look for new layout on Panels' creation or edit workflow.

Extra action for Drupal event system.
Sends Jabber messages to selected account.
Useful, when administrator want to get messages immediately.

Uses XMPPHP: The PHP XMPP Library
(http://code.google.com/p/xmpphp/)
Connect to any XMPP 1.0 server (Google Talk, LJ Talk, jabber.org, etc)

This module enables the SMS Framework to send SMS via the Vianett Gateway (vianett.com)

This module was sponsored by Front Kommunikasjon.

Placeholder for future module (description to come - think "yahoo pipes").
Sorry about the previous description, it was copied from another module I was working on, related to the previously mentioned tarpipe service)

An implementation of the Content Security Policy specification.

Import your blogs from Blogger/Blogspot.

Coming very soon.

MyHook allows module developers to define on-the-fly custom hooks. It is like having a custom module working instantly without creating/installing module files.

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This module aims to implement the Open Web discovery stack (a.k.a. the "Hammer stack"). This is a superset of the discovery method known as "Webfinger". It consists of the implementation of three specs (primarily) :

• XRD: http://docs.oasis-open.org/xri/xrd/v1.0/xrd-1.0.html
• LRDD: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-hammer-discovery-06
• Host-meta: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-hammer-discovery-06

This module offers both providing discovery services as well as "consuming" (or discovering other services).

Based upon the Simple Payments module, Simple Donations creates a simple PayPal donation form that can be added to node page (and teaser) displays of specified content types.

• Requires Simple Payments and its associated Simple Payments PayPal module.

The Sanitize module allows administrators to configure a text format to be applied to formatted text before storage. This is useful to ensure clean and valid data in the database.

1. Create/determine a text format to be used as a sanitizer before storage. Best practice is to create one or more separate text formats (named something like "Sanitized") that no user has access to.
2. Add filters to the newly created text format.

   Although it is, when used properly, useful to sanitize text before it is stored into the database, please make sure the sanitize text format won't conflict with the text formats you want to be sanitized before storage. Best practice is that the sanitize text format only contains filters that correct invalid data (like the HTML corrector), remove obsolete data (like markup from word processors like OpenOffice and Microsoft Word) or remove data that is never going to be allowed.

   Useful filters are the core filters "Correct faulty and chopped off HTML" and "Limit allowed HTML tags" or filters from contributed modules like HTML Purifier and HTMLawed.

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VCS-powered blogging for Drupal.

Google Custom Search Engine (CSE) is an embedded search engine that can be used to search any set of one or more sites with an optional (and non-free) variant to use XML for searches. This module allows seamless integration with Drupal, same as core Search module provides or ApacheSolr does.

This module also exposes Google CSE filters as blocks, allowing easy filtering and uses custom hooks providing ability to change search requests before they are posted and alter filters on display.

You can use Google CSE Advanced, when:

• You have a Google CSE account with XML capabilities and a CX (API) key
• You need to seamlessly integrate Google Search into your site without any advertising

Google CSE Advanced is compatible with core Search module therefore all search results are themed using standard Drupal templates (search-results.tpl.php, etc.)

Development of this module was sponsored by Brightcove, a leading video platform provider.

Developed by Dynamite Heads.

Integration of AD Gallery (http://coffeescripter.com/code/ad-gallery/) and Drupal. You'll need the following modules to use this one:

- Imagefield
- Imagecache

Enable the module, add an image field to your selected node type making sure that your image field handles multiple values, meaning that you're able to upload multiple images for a node (Number of values). When done, go to the Display Settings tab and select AD Gallery for the display type. Your node should appear with the default gallery included.

The module is written with flexibility in mind, meaning that you're able to control the look and feel of your gallery and set up your preferred imagecache presets to use for the thumbnails and the main image. However, this means that you'll probably need to modify the attached CSS files here and there.

Adjust these to your settings:

The width of the whole gallery
.ad-gallery {
  width: 570px;
}

The main image wrapper
.ad-gallery .ad-image-wrapper {
    width: 100%;
    height: 300px;
    margin-bottom: 10px;
    position: relative;
    overflow: hidden;
}

The thumbnail area
.ad-gallery .ad-nav .ad-thumbs {
      overflow: hidden;
      width: 520px;
}