Compusure Drupal development

The profile setup module interacts with the profile module to guide users through the initial setup of their profile page.
The module records how many times a user has logged in to their account and if it's the first time they are directed through a workflow of forms to setup their profile.
The default first form is the add a profile picture form (optional) and then a form to change their username (optional) before being guided through any profile categories you have set up.
Profile categories can be excluded from the setup workflow via the modules admin area and you can also add a help description to each setup step.
This module is designed for "user" based profiles not "node" based profiles.
This module was initial developed for DrupalSN.com and the module clean up and release of the module has been sponsored by Mike Jonas from sharkscopers.com.

The Submit More module is a very simple module that provides an additional check box on the node creation form. If this checkbox is checked the module redirect users back to the node creation form (once their current node has been inserted) to allow them to "submit more" of the same node type.
You can select which node types and roles can use the submit more, so it's quite flexible.
This module would be useful if you want users to be able to submit say a selection of images without having navigate back to the node creation form for each image.
Admin users may also find it useful when adding content on mass.
TODO

• Add flood control per content type

The user profile view module is a very simple module that records how many times a users profile page has been viewed.
This module interacts with the statistics module to display daily and total profile views. It also provides a "most viewed" users block and page (see example here: http://drupalsn.com/userviews/top).
This module requires:

• Statistics (part of Drupal core so just enable this module if you haven't already
• Usernode

*Note: this module only works for "user" based profiles not "node" profiles, but i am working on it.