Neue Module

Sanbox module to provide integration between Views and WSClient module.

This module is created in order for the users to be able to rate comments. Users have the option to rate a comment either once from a certain IP or once with certain user ID. Adminitrators can choose which content type comments can be rated.

The very simple Site made by-module adds a html comment in the html page head with information about the site producer. It's only possible to have a single line comment for the moment.

This module allow make sumbit any form via ajax.

This is a collection of wrappers for Drupal objects. Just an experiment for now.

Tools and libs for Drupal development under GNU/Emacs IDE (applied to Xemacs too).
Project primary targets:

• Full functional drupal-mode (extended php-mode)
• Drupal specific snippets for Yasnippet
• Integrate Emacs with Drupal & PHP development tools
• Drupal 7 and above compatibility

GNU/Emacs is big and strange thing actively used by a hacker subculture for any purposes. One of Emacs abilities — to be an IDE for wide variety of languages. There are some extensions and tools for using Emacs as IDE for PHP. The purpose of this project is to merge useful PHP tools for Emacs to one bundle for quick installation and easy updating.

See documentation about Drupal + Emacs: http://drupal.org/node/59868
Sacha Chua' work for Drupal 6 Yasnippet integration: http://sachachua.com/blog/2008/07/yet-another-snippet-mode-for-emacs/

Yasnippet snippets for PHP initialized by Nishimura' minimal scripts (https://github.com/nishimura/minimal-yasnippet-php-mode)

The Calendar date field is a field that allows users to select and insert events in a full sized calendar, with the parse PHP function you are able to prepopulate the calendar with events so you can select dates that dont conflict with anything else in the system, I developed this module so i can use the commerce module to take bookings for my hypnotherapy practice, but it can be used with anything such as labour jobs, or even a public calendar

Turns your Drupal install into a CCTV recording machine!

Suri (Strict URI) is an attempt to reduce "duplicate content" on websites.

Let's suppose you wrote you code and defined a menu 'mymodule/%' which has as occurence 'mymodule/example'.
The way drupal works make 'mymodule/example' and 'mymodule/example/test' to be treated by the same 'page callback'.
In some case, 'mymodule/example/test' will be treated by Google as duplicate content.

There's another case where you menu doesn't deal with parameters like 'page' or 'utm' or another unwanted. For example, on most urls, we can add an extra parameters (look drupal.org/node/21951 and drupal.org/node/21951?page=12). The extra parameters in the latter case is 'page', which is not performed by the page. Thus making it unecessary.

Both example could lead to duplicate content if indexed by google.

Each drupal menu has a fixed number parts. When a url is given and if the max parts of the path is more than what is defined in the menu, then Suri try to guess the nearer parent and redirect the user to it.
If a menu is configured to accept only specific arguments, anytime the menu will be called with unwanted argument, the user will be redirect to the nearer parent of the menu.

Extra arguments can be defined when building a menu, through the hook_menu.
A new key Suri arguments can be the same way page arguments is given.
If you're not an administrator, you can specify arguments for every menu drupal through 'admin/settings/suri/urls'.

A simple test can be done as follow:
Take any node you have and hit this 'node/xxx/testus' (where xxx is your node id).

A more finished description is to come.

This module is a very basic module for filling in some of the gaps left over by the Page Title module. I was frustrated with the fact that it was very difficult to get custom title tags on panels_pages and apachesolr search pages so I quickly wrote this basic module to provide a path to title mapping in a simple text field (one mapping per line).

This module does require the Page Title Api

Nate's sandbox for some drupal experiments.

Do you know the situation: You want to install a new project (module or theme) and first you have to lookup the url of the project?

With this module you just enter the project name und you will get the releases. Cool eh?

• Enable modules directly after download
• Add settings page

With this module you are able to create geocache content with the official attributes by importing gpx-files, for example build by the geotoad-script or downloaded directly of geocaching.com (if you have a premium account). You can also add your own notices, solutions and pictures. So you can create your own geocaches database.

Status: Before this becomes a real project, some of you guys has to suggest a different name! "Drux" is just too meaningless.

Additional drush commands for dealing with module dependencies in a code-driven development workflow.

drush dep
(drux-enable-dependencies)
Download and enable dependencies of all enabled modules.

drush obs [module 1] [module 2] [module 3]
(drux-find-obsolete)
Find all modules that could be safely disabled without disabling any of the modules specified as arguments.

You pull code (modules and features) that a fellow developer has worked on. These modules could contain new dependencies. You run "drush updb" and "drush cc all", but the dependencies are still not enabled.

Solution:
Now in addition you run "drush dep", and everything is fine.

You worked on some modules (incl features), and want to push them upstream. Your fellow developers need to know which other modules they need to enable, so you add those as dependencies. But, how can you be sure you did not forget a dependency?

Solution:
You have one or more "seed" modules, with all the dependencies. You agree in your team that these should always be enabled.
You might also have a "personal seed module", which contains the dependencies you do not want to share with the team.

Whenever you enable a new module, and you want everyone in your team to also enable it, you add it as a dependency somewhere, so it becomes a direct or indirect dependency of the seed module(s).

You can then run "drush obs seed1 seed2 seed_personal" to identify all the modules you forgot to add as dependency. You should either disable these modules, or add them as dependencies somewhere.

This is work on upgrading the iContact module to Drupal 7.

http://drupal.org/project/icontact

The Skysa App Bar is a free to use standardized web app platform which enhances any website or blog. Enabling a website with Skysa takes less than 5 minutes. Once installed the Skysa Bar displays on your webpage at the bottom or top (your choice) of the browser window; making it unobtrusive, while at the same time, presenting a range of applications you have added to the bar for your visitors and site members to use. An example, some Apps which can be added to your Skysa Bar include: Chat, Instant Messaging, Interactive Sharing, Who's Online, Translate, Voting Poll, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube videos, RSS, News Ticker and many others that are available in our App library.

With Skysa, you can add or improve social features, add other social services to your website, engage your website visitors, collect valuable member information, the list goes on. Skysa is designed to help websites keep visitors longer and build more traffic through socially engaging apps. Skysa is a robust web app platform; once added to your website, you never have to update code to get new features or updates (Less Headaches for you).

• Not a Browser Plug-in - Skysa is not a browser plug-in; meaning your visitors do not have to install anything to use the apps added to your bar. It is ready on demand and available on every page you place our code.
• Fully Customizable - The Skysa bar is fully customizable; from the apps you use to the design of your bar. Most apps have settings you can change to further fine tune your bar to your websites needs. For example, the customization options we allow for style of your bar in unmatched, giving you the option to set background images, font, hover colors and much more! There are also placement and display options which allow you to choose what part of the browser window the bar displays; top, bottom, and left and right options for the compact view.
• Integrated Membership System - The Skysa platform features a secure integrated membership and registration system that is used with our integrated Chat Room, IM, Commenting and other social apps. Additionally, you can configure Skysa to work with your own Member System. If you have a Wordpress, BuddyPress, Spruz or Ning website your bar will work seamlessly with the members of your website; no additional setup required.

The Selectable Blocks module allows selection of the blocks when creating or editing a node. A selected block will show up in the selectable region assigned on the node page. The module was crated for a client to eliminate the need to access the Blocks page and enter the correct path alias to control whether a block should show up for a particular node.

Colorbox Video Popups D6 is a features module which creates colorbox popups to display YouTube and Vimeo videos.

I've tried to include all the dependencies and variables including site_frontpage. Instructions for this module are as follows:

1. On a newly installed sandbox of your own, enable this project.
2. Add two terms, 'Vimeo' and 'YouTube', to the taxonomy 'Video' (more on this below).
3. Create two contents of type 'video'. One node can be for a YouTube video and one node can be for a Vimeo video, for instance. Don't forget the taxonomy and the custom thumbnail. I've included sample thumbnails in the /sharks folder which work well with the included css.
4. Go to your frontpage where you will see the Vimeo page and YouTube block side by side. Click on either to view the video in a colorbox popup!

The hover shadow for Firefox, Chrome, and Safari users is the result of some CSS3 goodness.

Notes:

Module patches:
To remove an unpleasant looking border around the video popup, emfield, media_youtube, and media_vimeo need to be patched. I've included the patches with the module, or you can download them from http://drupal.org/node/1050792#comment-5582736.

Taxonomy:
Add two terms to the taxonomy 'Video' before creating the content. The terms are: 'Vimeo' and 'YouTube'.

I'm not sure why terms can't be included with Features modules. More research is needed. Attach the terms respectively as you create your nodes so the View will work.

Context and Blocks:
You will initially see the Navigation block and the Powered by Drupal (or Pressflow) block printing twice on the page. Since I am using the context module, you can go into /admin/build/blocks and move all Enabled blocks to Disabled to make this right. Perhaps the Drupal 7 version of Features includes the option to manipulate /admin/build/blocks blocks. Or perhaps I need to do more research.

You may also have to clear cache one time to see the Context menu entry in the Site Building menu (see http://drupal.org/node/914698 for more on this issue).

Allows your Drupal site to gather statistics on how many times your content (and other entity types) have been "shared" with social/sharing services like Twitter, Google+, Facebook, etc. Also provides an API for other modules to hook into and provide their own share counts.

Also provides views integration so you can easily create a 'Most shared' block listing the most popular shared content.

Developed by Palantir.net (written by Patrick Teglia) and sponsored by University of Chicago for the University of Chicago Magazine.

This module integrates Suomen Verkkomaksut (www.verkkomaksut.fi) payment method to Drupal Commerce.