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panels_everywhere 6.x-1.0-beta1

Official release from CVS tag: DRUPAL-6--1-0-BETA1
Last updated: January 9, 2010 - 08:20View usage statistics for this release

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Official release from CVS tag: DRUPAL-6--1-0-BETA1
Last updated: January 9, 2010 - 08:20View usage statistics for this releaseThis is an initial release of Panels Everywhere. Please see the README.txt for information about how to get started with it.
Please note: You need either CTools 1.3 or the CTools 1.x-dev release if 1.3 is not out yet. (It is not out at the time of this writing).

Comments in a View

This module one thing: It hijacks the normal node display page and uses a view to display that node's comments rather than comment module's normal output function. This allows comments to be sorted, filtered, and displayed using all the features of the Views module.
This module is more fun if you say its name while thinking of "Snakes on a Plane."

Commit 306718 by eaton

Commit #306718 by eaton at 21:43
Comments in a View: /modules/comments_in_a_view/comments_in_a_view.info 1.1
Comments in a View: /modules/comments_in_a_view/comments_in_a_view.module 1.1
Comments in a View: /modules/comments_in_a_view/comments_in_a_view.views_default.inc 1.1
Initial checkin of the 'comments in a view' module. Hijacks the normal display of Comments and renders them using a View, which can be customized on a per-content-type basis.

Already In

The Already In module redirects authenticated users who attempt to visit the login, user registration, or password reset URLs to the /user page instead. This prevents authenticated users from getting an Access Denied error message. Optionally, the module can display a "You are already logged in" message when redirecting users.
If you are interested in seeing this issue addressed in Drupal 7, please see #17664: user/register should show custom message instead of 403 for logged-in users.
This module borrows from code originally posted by loze and asimov.

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