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SWField provides a "Flash" widget type to CCK. This modules leverages the functionality of FileField and behaves nearly identically. SWField widgets will give you a nice thumbnail preview of the movie when uploaded. Display options (formatters) within CCK are provided by SWF Tools, a module which this one dependends on. While a few formatters could have been implemented natively in this module, it has been chosen to depend on SWF Tools because this leaves open a handful of options to improve the widget in the future, such as the support for a HTML alternative, support for movie players, to mention a few.

• FileField
• SWF Tools

SWField also provides additional features when used with the following:

• Insert (Allows users to embed files directly into the body text editor)

This module was initially developed for The Economist.

Views Shaman aims to provide an easy-to-use, accessible, wizard-like, alternative user interface to create and manage views, while still offering all the functionality of the Views UI. The Views UI is extremely flexible, but can be hard to understand, and it's way of showing many options at once can result in an "information overload" for the user, and has severe accessibility problems. Views Shaman aims to remedy these problems by breaking down the UI into multiple dialogs, and hiding the less important and less used options into "advanced settings" dialogs.

This module is a part of my 2010 Google Summer of Code accessibility project "Drupal For All." Unfortunately, it is not useful yet, but I should have it fully-functional in a couple of weeks.

The SMS List Module will help Maintain a List of Users with active subscription and send them SMS using the smsgateway Module.

Features

* Provides a Block to Subscribe/Unsubscribe
* Validates the Subscription/Un Subscription
* Registered User Can Subscribe from User Page as well
* Removes Subscription is User is Deleted
* Provides an Interface to Send SMS to Subscribed List

How it will be different from sms_bulk

sms_bulk sends SMS to All Registered Users, but the module will provide a flexibility to users to subscribe to a particular list something similar to mailing liats

CloudMade is a set of services for building maps and map applications that utilizes OpenStreetMap data. This project provides integration between Drupal and CloudMade.

This project is very young and still getting its wings. The goal is to be a very lightweight integration point between Drupal and CloudMade. The idea is to have a very basic main modul that holds the developers key, then have a module for the Maps Lite API and the PHP CloudMade Library.

• OpenLayers: This module provides a much more robust mapping solution and can bring in CloudMade tiles, but can be a bit more complex.

This Module has been created with reference to project proposal for Google Summer Of Code present here http://groups.drupal.org/node/62878

Uses the Canvas API of the new HTML 5 to create extensive graphs and charts such as line, bar and radar using the Third Party APIs of RGraph. Also provided is Views 3 Plugin as well as a utility to embed charts in the Body Content using WYSIWYG Module.

Dependencies

• Extended HTML Module
• Views 3 Module

This Module has been created with reference to project proposal for Google Summer Of Code present here http://groups.drupal.org/node/62878

This module basically aims at five major additions to the features of the Drupal 7.

1)Inclusion of new Form API Elements like Email, Search, URL, Range, Telephone, Date Picker, Time Picker, Color Picker as well as including validator functions once support is provided in major browsers.

2) Including the Drag and Drop Functionality for automatic file upload from a File Browser to the Web Browser. This currently utilises similar Functionality like Swell JS.

3)Theming functions for various HTML 5 elements like video and audio as well as the new Form elements.

4)Support for ExCanvas API which replaces the traditional canvas elements in the IE browsers.

5)Overriding of the default Filtered HTML input format to add HTML5 elements, as well as removing the inactive elements.

Show CAPTCHA protection on selected forms after specified number of unsuccessful form submit attempts has been made.

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Location Facets exposes geographical information associated with Drupal nodes as facets for the Faceted Search module. For its geographical information Location Facets relies on the Location module.

• Location Facets currently only exposes regular locations associated with nodes, it does not support the use of CCK Location fields. #876522: Support for CCK Location
• Only country and city are exposed. #876520: Configuration of locative levels

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Developed by Statik.

Quant provides an engine for producing quantitative, time-based analytics for virtually any Drupal component. Quant takes raw data about normal Drupal actions, such as node creation, and plots the activity over time, with the selected time being configurable. See the screenshot provided for a better understanding.

• Chart API

If you're using chart-6.x-1.2, it is highly recommended that you apply this patch

• Content creation
• Comment creation
• Content creation by type
• Aggregate content creation
• User creation
• User shouts (requires Shoutbox)
• User point transactions (requires User Points)
• Group creation (requires Organic groups)
• Group joins (requires Organic groups)

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A baseline event feature.

Part of the Debut features set.

A Initial development sponsored in part by Communication initiative and Chocolate Lily.

This module provides a block to display a list of titles of recent articles from a feed created by the Aggregation module. A block may be created for each feed you have defined. Please note: this module will work only with feeds created by the Aggregation module.

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A baseline image feature.

Part of the Debut features set.

A Initial development sponsored in part by Communication initiative and Chocolate Lily.

A baseline embedded video feature.

Part of the Debut features set.

A Initial development sponsored in part by Communication initiative and Chocolate Lily.

BackgroundField is essentially an extension of the CCK ImageField that allows a CSS selector and background attributes to be set for a content-type. This is particularly helpful for allowing your node authors to add images to a node that are integrated into the theme of the site.

Example
User A creates content-type Foo with 2 BackgroundFields, one with a CSS selector for "body" (the html body) and one for "#callout" (a div in the theme).
User B can then create a Foo node and add images that will become the body background image and the callout background.
Users could continue to create new nodes each specifying their own background and callout images unique to the node they create.

Requirements

• CCK
• FileField
• ImageField

Note: If you only need the ability to set one theme background via the drupal admin interface, you might consider the Background module.

In views there is no method to 'ignore permissions' when creating a view. This means that if a user doesnt have access to view a node, then they do not have access to see that node in a views list either. To circumvent this, you can use this module to ignore node permissions. This allows you to create a list of nodes and display it to anyone regardless of whether or not they can view the node. The most common use case for doing this is on a site that has "Premium Content". That is, content you dont want them to see, but that you do want them to know that you have. Thus enticing them to pay for the content. Be warned, this module does NOT take into consideration roles at all. If you enable it, then even anonymous users will be able to see nodes in your views that have this filter enabled. Also be sure to only show teasers of your node data, otherwise you could show to much data and the user wont even need to subscribe to see the rest of it. So dont go showing the whole body in a field display because it wouldnt be hidden :). Only show those fields relevant enough to show that u have the content such as title, author, date, teaser, maybe some images, etc.

USAGE:

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The WYSIWYG ImageField module is an inline image management tool for the WYSIWYG module based on the ImageField and Insert modules with an IMCE-esque image library provided by the FileField Sources and Views modules.

• Support for WYSIWYG libraries:
  • CKEditor/FCKEditor.
  • TinyMCE.
• Support for FileField/ImageField based modules:
  • FileField Paths module.
  • ImageField Extended module.
• Support for CCK Formatters:
  • Custom Formatters module.
  • ImageCache module.
  • Lightbox2 module.
  • etc.
• Views based FileField Sources browser:
  • Modify output fields.
  • Add exposed filters for search.

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This module adds clientside validation for all forms and webforms using jquery.validate. The included jquery.validate.js file is patched because we needed to be able to hide empty messages.

Currently this is still under development, feel free to help where you can ;p

• For the moment the validation is added to node/add and node/edit forms and to all webforms (only tested with version 3).
• The error messages are displayed the same way as without this module, in a div above the form.
• The error messages use the same css classes as drupal does out of the box, so you only have to theme it once.
• Supports the following conditions: required (even for file uploads), maxlength, file extension, allowed values, max x elements
• CCK: textfield, textarea, decimal, float, integer, file and image

• Allow user to select to which forms the validation has to be added
• Add support for webform_validation, see #762568: JavaScript validation
• Add settings to control position and behaviour of the error messages
• Add support for common CCK fields

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A baseline embedded audio feature.

Includes:

• Audio content type with embedded audio field supporting multiple external providers.
• Audio view with page listing, recent audio files block, and RSS feed.
• Integration with Menu trails and Pathauto
• User roles and accompanying permissions.

Part of the Debut features set.

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Debut is a set of baseline Drupal Features designed to work independently yet integrate seamlessly together.

Building on the excellent Kit feature specification, Debut features are based on the following precepts:

• Debut features should provide the basic functionality that most sites or distributions will need.
• Any advanced or specialized functionality should be provided in separate features that require more basic features.
• Discovarability and ease of use for both admins and end users should be an overriding goal.
• Every main task should have only one primary admin interface.
• Common protocols and solutions should be used to ensure consistency and ease of use.

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SiteIndex provides the ability to create an alphabetically-ordered index of site content similar in style to a typical book content index. This can be particularly useful for sites with large amounts of content that serves as reference material (organizational intranets, for example).

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