modules

I made a statistical ranking of the most important Drupal modules, based on how frequently a module is hyperlinked from other modules (similar to how google ranks pages), as of yesterday. It looks like it came up with pretty good results. I posted a list of the top 100 at the following wiki page:

100 (Now 200) Most Important Modules

Comments, questions?

Neal

This isn't a module, ... but it's close (like Drush isn't a module). There are a lot of tools like Drush, for quickly configuring new Drupal installations. Surely, there is a tool for combining a set of modules into one downloadable file.

Then, for windows users (where I find myself sometimes) I suppose an alternative would be to access one of my Linux servers... run a Drush + shell script that does the same thing, and then transfer the resulting file from there.

If someone put this capability together in a Web page, it might be pretty useful. I bet someone already has. Does anyone know?

Hi everyone,

I have sucessfully got Drupal running with multiple sites (using: sites/something.domain.tld, etc).

However, whenever I install a theme or module on one of the sites, they get added to: sites/all/*

Is there a way to stop this?

Thank you very much!

Branden

There are a lot of social networking sites, Facebook, Twitter, Orkut, MySpace, Friendster etc. to name a few, along with other sharing, book marking and blogging sites like YouTube, Picasa, Flickr, (video and photo sharing) Delicious, Digg, Stumble Upon etc.(social book marking) , WordPress, Blogger etc. (blogging). In short, it will be too hard a person with a Facebook, Twitter, Delicious and Blogger account to update his status, tweet and blog simultaneously in any case. This is where this module comes to aid...

I'm receiving the white screen of death on the modules page. I tried the suggestions here: http://drupal.org/node/31819 and it actually made the problem worse causing other admin pages to get the WSoD.

The rest of the site works fine. The only reason I even noticed is because I would like to install a calendar module (surprised it's not included actually) and create an event list for the home page.

I'm guessing this is a memory issue and hoping that someone else has run into this issue/has a fix.
T.I.A. for any help!

I think that it would be nice to have a list of the most useful modules for social networking sites. groups.drupal.org/social-networking-sites has a very short list of useful modules on its home page. I think it would be a great idea to expand the list.

Hi,
I would like to know what modules are used in The Economist Drupal 6 websites: http://www.economist.com
Also I would like to understand how are managed the Channels and Blogs Structures.
And also How are managed the subscribed content?

I think we could learn a lot from The Economist website. It is a great project.

Can you help me?

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There will be two types of training:

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Topics to include:
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Hi,
I have to choice how manage section of a large Newspaper Website.

I could choice to use only one DB to manage all but I will get 2 tables with large amount data (about nodes and search index) and great problems about queries optimizations for search index.

We're going to be switching over to Drupal in 2011, and I was wondering if any of you were utilizing any specialized modules that you found especially useful or helpful as a local government?

For example - I searched government and modules and found "Fill PDF" - which apparently lets you fill out forms right on the screen and then e-mails it out. That would seem pretty useful for a government situation where having residents filling out paperwork is a fact of life. (If you're using this and it works well, please let me know).

Thanks.