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Commit 345596 by dries
Commit #345596 by Dries at 07:34
Drupal: /modules/user/user.admin.inc 1.104
Drupal: /modules/user/user.css 1.20
Drupal: /modules/user/user.install 1.41
Drupal: /modules/user/user.module 1.1144
Drupal: /profiles/standard/standard.install 1.9
- Patch #228061 by quicksketch: usability fix: allow roles to be weighted.
Commit 344002 by dries
Commit #344002 by Dries at 14:55
Drupal: /modules/contact/contact.module 1.146
Drupal: /modules/user/user.api.php 1.22
Drupal: /modules/user/user.module 1.1138
- Patch #721436 by catch, chx, moshe weitzman: remove magical fairy saving of cruft from user_save().
OG Mailinglist
Turns Drupal into a multi-group email list.
OG Mailinglist allows users to start new discussions by email and post comments on existing discussions by simply replying to emails. You get the best of both worlds: a browser-based discussion site and an email-based list.
See the INSTALL.TXT file for system requirements and prerequisites.
EXAMPLE:
Suppose you have implemented Organic Groups and have three topical groups: "Web Programming", "Technical Help", and "Politics". Users normally go to the group page and click "Create Story" to start a discussion. With this module, a user simply emails "web-programming@yourserver.com" to start a new discussion. The subject becomes the story title, and the body becomes the story body.
Using the regular Drupal notifications framework, all users in the group get an email telling them of the new discussion. These users would normally click the link to make comments. With this module, a user wanting to post a comment simply hits Reply and sends his or her comment. The reply mail also goes to the "web-programming@yourserver.com" address.
In many ways, your Drupal site becomes a mailing list manager. Users never have to visit the site to start or participate in discussions. The module automatically detects new or deleted groups and is always up to date.
SECURITY:
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Commit 339234 by webchick
Commit 338244 by dries
Commit 338236 by webchick
Commit 336768 by goba
Twitterbot
This module integrates with the Twitter API allowing the user to perform searches on the Twitter network. The results can then be programmed to tweet back automated responses when certain conditions are met.
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Commit 335114 by dries
Commit #335114 by Dries at 20:10
Drupal: /includes/database/pgsql/database.inc 1.35
Drupal: /includes/database/query.inc 1.42
Drupal: /includes/database/sqlite/database.inc 1.26
Drupal: /modules/statistics/statistics.admin.inc 1.39
Drupal: /modules/system/system.install 1.450
Drupal: /modules/user/user.module 1.1129
Inline Form Errors
IFE or Inline Form Errors allows you to place form submission error inline with the form elements. Three options are provided for setting your inline error behaviour. You can configure the default behaviour or override the behaviour on a per form basis. You can add as many forms as you like.
IFE provides three behaviours for the configured forms
- Leave the messages in place, this option will copy the error messages and place them inline. The original error messages set by Drupal will remain in place
- Show an alternate message, this option will replace the original messages with a generic error message such as 'Please correct all errors.'. This message can be set in the IFE configuration page. The original error messages are placed inline with the form elements
- Remove all messages, this option will remove all error messages and place them inline with the form element
In all cases only the messages related to the form will be touched. All other messages will remain in tact.
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