This module converts node bodies and titles written with valid(!) HTML markup to XLIFF (XML Localization Interchange File Format) and back to HTML. You can use Computer Aided Translation (CAT) tools to support your content translation process.

Note that this module is in the very early stages, and there are several limitations. Testing and improvements (patches) are very much welcome!

More information on XLIFF:

XML Content is an XML entry, XSL transformation, and XML validation module that leverages PHP xml and xsl support, and the drupal output filter system. With XML Content, you can save XML inside the body of any node type, and have it display differently with XSL, or validated against a preconfigured schema.

XML Content features:

• Multiple xml document types, by creating multiple input formats
• Custom XSL script for each input format, and hence custom vew for each document type
• On-submit XML validation of nodes that have an XML input format
• Options with multiple levels/types of validation or each format: None, Well-formed, DTD, XSD, RelaxNG

Moreover, since the functionality is implemented as an output filter, the original XML remains intact, and available for processing by PHP, like extracting a node's title field value from an XML element insde the node body with SimpleXML.

XML Content currently requires PHP 5, and does NOT feature a web-based XML editor.

This module was previously called Google Sitemap. It creates an XML site map in accordance with the sitemaps.org specification.

The module maintains a short change history for nodes in order to better approximate the change frequency. It calculates the relative priority of each node based on node type, number of comments, and promotion. It can optionally submit your site map to Google (the Drupal 5 release also supports Yahoo and Ask.com) whenever it is changed and can log when your site map is downloaded by a search engine.

This module was originally written by Matthew Loar as part of Google Summer of Code 2005.

In future versions, all references to gsitemap will be replaced with xmlsitemap. An initial release has been made for Drupal 5 users who would like to switch now.

Provides instant messaging functionality to Drupal components via extensible messaging and presence protocol. The module contains both a client and a server to route messages sent from your site to JIDs specified by the users. The built-in server is considered highly experimental, so use with caution. You can also configure the client to use Google Talk servers (gmail.com), or your own server such as ejabberd, openfire, and many others (see the official list here).

This module requires PHP 5.2+. Please see readme.txt for detailed information regarding system requirements for using this module and the underlying xmpplib library.

Import a site from a Xoops website. Currently you can import from Xoops 2.0.x and the following data is imported:
- users (including full profile data, but not the avatars)
- news (including topics, stats and comments, except attachments)
- forum

A Xoops Code filter is provided, and content formatting is preserved.

xspf_playlist module generates a XSPF playlist from files that are attached to a node. It was designed for Jeroen Wijering's flash player, though it should work with other flash players. The admin interface allows the administrator to select what node types it works on, choose a default thumbnail file to use, and forthcoming support for CCK fields. It also supports multiple file types (audio, video, flash) that are supported by the flash player.

There is a hook_xspf_playlist_add which allows other modules to interact with the play list by adding bumper content. This could be useful for showing content which matches taxonomy criteria or relates to the user viewing the playlist.

This module is partially supported by CivicActions.