According with Wikipedia, a graph is a set of objects called points, nodes, or vertices connected by links called lines or edges. In a proper graph, which is by default undirected, a line from point A to point B is considered to be the same thing as a line from point B to point A.
Graph Module creates an node type called "Graph" and provides a fashion way to visualize it. Modules can also implements Graph API to autogenerate graphs.
This module provide methods to sync. two server.
Start with "Switch on tracing", this module tarce every queries performed behind the scene,
store them and push the stored queries to another server on request.
This acts the server that being traced as a staging server,
and the remote site as production server.
Adds ajax moderation to comments. Uses the fivestar module to display stars. Selecting the right star will change the average rating on that comment, and based on the average, will either publish or unpublish the comment.
More instructions coming soon.
Allows users in permitted roles to add custom help messages to any specific path or path pattern, for display to selected roles, along with help messages provided by other modules.
Custom help messages are administered from the path where the message needs to be placed.
Cool Aid also allows you to dynamically convert standard drupal help messages into a link which launches a jquery modal overlay containing the help messages.
The purpose of this module is to allow webmasters to easily provide assistance to users on pages with complicated forms and workflows. Currently this is done by adding the messages to a page via hook_help, and by providing the unobtrusive button alternative. Future development will be concerned with adding help messages to specific areas of the page.
I need a few people to test this out for compatibility with arbitrary themes, and possible conflicting modules, etc... so if you've got some time, give this module a crack please :P
FileField Paths is an add-on for the FileField module adding extra functionality to the current Path settings.
Feaures:
Requirements:
Todo:
This integration allows for users to utilize Travelgrove’s search engine for travel, that scrapes the travel vendors, for price comparison and deals. The system is geo-targeted, where users from Europe, Asia, United States, see results specific to their IP. Prices are scraped from over 100 travel sites, including all the major merchants, such as Orbitz, Priceline, Travelocity, Cheaptickets, etc.
Approximately 1/3rd of all online transactions over the internet are travel related, about 50 billion per year. The Travel Meta Search Module allows for Drupal website owners or builders of sites to monetize their existing traffic to their site, as well as provide a practical, useful, value-added tool. Some have even made a business model for their site based around this tool alone.
50% Revenue Sharing: Like Google’s Adsense, site owners are paid PPC (pay per click), which is much different than most other travel systems that pay PPS (pay per sale). So, you will make money every time someone uses the search (up to 20 cents). (this can average to be 1-2 fold more than the old PPS model that most companies use).
And finally, to get paid you must get a PubID, which you can pick up here:
https://www.travelgrove.com/affiliates/login.php (located in the links/banners section)
Like my similar module EC Cart Theme, this module works in tandem with taxonomy_theme to theme the checkout process according to cart contents.
Scenario:
This module solves that problem rather simply. If the path starts with "cart," we grab the first item in that cart and see if it's view-state is themed by taxonomy_theme. if that is the case, then we also theme the screen the user sees during the checkout workflow.
This module is provided by Brian Miller.
Profile Map enables arbitrary profile fields to be mapped to a fixed data model in the $user object so that third-party modules can easily access the profile data. The module provides callbacks when the mapped profile fields are changed, for example, to require a form to be resubmitted on an address change.
The AvatarBlocks module provides a collection of blocks for use on a Drupal social networking site. The avatars act as click-able links to the profile pages for your site's users.
The AvatarBlocks module creates the following blocks:
The AvatarBlocks module can use the facilities of the ImageCache module to scale your user avatars to a consistent size and shape.
A live demonstration is available on the AvatarBlocks Demo site. Complete instructions for installing and using AvatarBlocks can be found in the AvatarBlocks Handbook.
Small module to inject the statistics fetcher for the PHP WebStat tool. This module just injects the statistics fetcher code, it does not do any inclusion of the statistic tool/view itself. You have to handle the download and installation of PHP WebStat yourself, aside from Drupal in another folder.
Installation:
After installing, you need to configure this module in order to make it work together with PHP WebStat. There are two settings: The first one switches the collection of statistics on and off, the second one is the path where to find the statistics.
What it does specifically:
This module inserts the following code just before the tag at the bottom of each page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.mysite.com/stat/track.php?mode=js"></script><noscript><img src="http://www.mysite.com/stat/track_noscript.php" border="0" alt="" width="1" height="1"></noscript>
The second option in the administration exchanges the link "http://www.mysite.com/stat" of the previous code.
Angela Byron was announced as best contributor at the Google-O'Reilly Open Source Hall of Fame awards July 22nd, 2008. Please comment below if you've received help or have helped webchick help others as a way of demonstrating your congratulations.
Just a few years ago Angela Byron made the fateful decision to wander into #drupal and ask a question. Several years later, her helpful personality has tamed the #drupal developers and made the Drupal community more understanding and compassionate to its users and new developers.
Angela joined the Drupal project in 2005 as a Google Summer of Code student. If there is a way to contribute to Drupal, she does it:
RecruitingShe goes to various conferences and recruits people to join the Drupal community. Especially women. See
Speaking at Women in Open Source event in Los Angeles and women in open source on linux for slides examples and Google Podcast: Women in Open Source.
Angie wrote the form API reference just to mention one of her bigger achievements. She is one of the best recruiters for the Drupal documentation team.
Secretary of the Drupal AssociationAngie is the acting secretary of the Drupal Association, the non-profit organization responsible for overseeing the success of the Drupal project through raising funds, maintaining infrastructure, and running Drupal events.
GHOP and GSoCShe now leads the Drupal project in Google Highly Open Participation and Summer of Code events.
CodingHer first patch was a huge one, revamping all our help texts. Subsequent code contributions to Drupal have included numerous extension modules, a theme, and significant core patches for Drupal 5, 6 and 7.
Patch reviewingAngie is among the most active patch reviewers, meaning she interacts in a constructive way with most of the other people contributing to Drupal.
TrainingAs a part of her day job at Lullabot, she flys around the world delivering training to groups of people learning how to be Drupal developers and themers.
In the words of others:Angie is a role model for everyone and an inspiration to work with. Her dedication to quality is contagious, and her passion for inclusion sets the standard for how people should work with each other.
- Robert Douglass, Senior Drupal Advisor, Acquia.
Angie has been a joy to work with, and I appreciate her dedication to the Drupal project. She makes Drupal shine.
-Dries Buytaert, founder of the Drupal project, Drupal Association, Acquia
A module for integrating with realtime traffic statistics as provided by http://feedjit.com/. Currently this provides a realtime map (or list) of the geographic location of visitors to your site, information about popular pages, and a "related content" block.
Please review the Feedjit Terms of Service before enabling this on your site. In particular the non-commercial clause, the right to redistribute your content, and deliver 3rd-party advertisements using the service. You may also want to consider the (perception of) privacy of your users. That being said, it IS pretty cool :)
NOTE: Feedjit does not support running in a subdirectory. I.e. http://yoursite.com/ is fine, but not http://yoursite.com/drupal/. See the Feedjit Traffic Feed FAQ.
This module will prevent users under the age of 13 from logging in if their respective parent or guardian (P/G) have not "signed" their COPPA compliance form. If a users Date of Birth -- stored in their user profile -- cannot be determined, the user will not be allowed to login.
P/G to child relationships will be loaded into an internal {coppa} table. This table will track the Parent to Child relationships and monitor when COPPA compliance was first achieved.
Suggested setup;
Any users with the role you select at 'admin/settings/coppa' will now require coppa compliance to login and use the site. Please be careful in choosing the role; using "authenticated user" can lock all users out of the system if they do not have a profile_dob over 13 years from the current date.
This Module enables Tamil Language typing in Drupal Text Fields and Text Area Fields So that users can create their content in Tamil Language like Google providing native language typing in Orkut.
What it does exactly?If the user type "ammaa" in English it will convert this to the Tamil word அம்மா (means mother). It is using customized Thagadoor Tamil (Unicode). The Keystroke F9 is set to the Hot key for enabling and disabling Tamil Typing.
*. You should add the block "Tamil Type" on the every page to make this functions work.
This module is created only for Tamil language people to enjoy their Own Language in www.
Thanks to all co-operation of the Tamil Friends.
Vinoth
http://Tamil2Friends.com
The DataSync module was written to import data reliably on a large scale. It allows you to schedule and run multiple types of import jobs on multiple servers in a reliable and centralized way. It is NOT very scalable at the moment because Drupal 5 does not work well with database transactions so you should only run each consumer on one machine at a time in order to prevent race conditions. This should be fixed in the Drupal 6 version. It is however very functional and has run thousands of jobs on our production servers already.
I am looking for people who are interested in testing this module on their own setups. Please contact me if you need help.
Originally contributed by SonyBMG.
Title Permissions creates a permission scheme to restrict the editing of node titles of selected content types to designated roles. This module only affects content types that require a title. So as to not interfere with node creation permissions, the module only affects editing nodes, not adding them.
Title Permissions will work with CCK created content types.
This project was created in association with: Valdosta State University, Office of Strategic Research and Analysis
The legislation module allows users to submit mock bills and resolutions for use in a mock or "student" congress setting. In Student Congress, students have the opportunity to research and write pieces of legislation that they feel will better the society in which we live, just like our state and U.S Senators. Users may submit bills which are then reviewed and approved by the administrator. Once a user has submitted their resolution for review and approval, the administrator will review it. If and when it is approved, it will be included in the list of bills for the coming tournament. It may be modified by the administrator before it is approved. This allows users to simply type in their legislation and presto!! Drupal spits it back out at them formated and numbered.
Using this module, organizations of any size can integrate their Drupal website with LoopFuse OneView to automate marketing processes. LoopFuse is an open source solution that enables enterprises to automate web activity tracking, lead qualification and lead scoring activities. Acquia funded the development of this module as part of our own effort to connect our corporate Drupal web site with the LoopFuse OneView application.
Credits Current maintainers: Thanks toThe creators and maintainers of the Google Analytics module, which provided the basis for the loopfse analytics sub-module.
This project has been sponsored by: