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An API module to provide integration with the GPL licensed Flowplayer for Flash video playback.

Features

• Easily adds Flowplayer support to other systems
• Takes advantage of Drupal JavaScript Behaviors
• Applying any configuration option is simple
• jQ module support
• Stripped down to just the API to provide an integration point for other modules
• Global custom styling options to change how it looks

Separates the node forms into two columns and a footer.

Note: As of 2014-07-02, this module is no longer supported.

Taxonomy Cloud lets you pick Drupal Taxonomy Terms is an intuitive flash interface. This module returns a block for which the dimensions and the colors can be customized.

Mission Statement

Storage API is a low-level framework for managed file storage and serving. Module and all the core functions will remain agnostic of other modules in order to provide this low-level functionality. Submodules are welcome to allow Storage API to interact with other contributed modules, but there shall never be a dependencies[] statement in the storage.info file unless it is necessary for the low-level function of this module.

It has the following features:

• Pluggable architecture - it can be extended to work with any storage service.
• Redundancy - it can be configured to store your files in multiple services and instantaneously change which one is serving. This means your site will not be brought down by a service having problems.
• Access control API - can be used for e-commerce.
• Deduplication - when files that are identical are stored in the same container, only one instance will be created. This saves bandwidth and storage.
• File and image field integration - enable the "core bridge" sub-module.
• Audit module - compares a manifest of files with what is recorded in the database to ensure that the record is accurate.

There are some screencasts demonstrating various features of the module.

Drupal 8

The intention of this module is to facilitate the creation of building materialized views of content e

Provides a widget for Content Taxonomy module similar to Taxonomy Tree with one major difference - it only loads term tree branches required instead of rendering the entire taxonomy tree on page lo

Open Media Support is currently a landing page for support requests regarding other Open Media Project modules.

28-Jan-2012: I no longer have time to work on this module and no longer use it in any projects I'm involved with. Please contact me if you're interested in maintaining it.

Drupal implementation of Alex King's wonderful Popularity Contest WordPress plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/popularity-contest/).

Required: Views
Recommended: Statistics (core), Comment (core)

Note: As of 2009/07/15, this module is no longer supported by request of the author.

Redirect by URL alias.

Added new support for CCK textarea fields in the latest 2.0 branch!

Have you ever wanted to resize the body or comment field? Do you want that funky facebook-esque automatic height adjustment coolness on textareas but didn't know who to turn to? Well fear not, introducing Resizable_body!

That's right, resizable body adds the options to specify the rows and cols count for the body and the comment field! Not only that, but It also allows you to remove that pesky 'split summary at cursor' button that you have a love / hate relationship with. And, we're not done there, not only all this, but you can also specify how the height of the textfield should be adjusted - either disable it altogether, show the default grippie, or have automatic height adjustment. YES! That's right - automatic height adjustment for body, comment or textarea fields!

All this can be yours for the one-time non-refundable fee of FREE!

Alternative taxonomy term pages.

Drupal Commerce note: The 7.x-1.0 release will be compatible with Drupal Commerce as well as Ubercart.

This project integrates drupal with the Kiva API. It includes:

This module has been deprecated.

This module provides the ability for customers to purchase virtual gift certificates for others.

This module has been officially merged with User comment module. See #174394: Ability for users to set per-node settings for comments?.

This is a quick little module that adds a new permission 'administer comments for own content' that allows users to enable or disable comments for their own content. The only alternative is to give users the 'administer comments' permission, which gives users a lot of power on your site. So if you run a site with multi-user blogging, this module could be handy for you!

This module was originally developed by Dave Reid.