This module is designed to be used by Community Media organizations with Leightronix, Telvue, Tightrope or Synergy playback servers. It defines a date based content type used to store and display events that have already been scheduled on the server.
A set of modules to connect to ScapeSMS HTTP services, allowing webmasters to send SMS from their websites.
Please notice that these modules are still under heavy development. Bug reports are welcome.
Status is a Drupal 7 module that will emulate Facebook style "status updates" and "comments" using nothing more than the default node/comment system in Drupal, and Views, providing a very robust implementation of an advanced social posting system with simple Drupal methods.
More information will be available soon!.
Drippic is a module that turns your drupal install into a Twitpic style Twitter image service.
dependencies
content
content_copy
filefield
imagefield
twitter
twitter_signin
oauth
Note: These need to be enabled first to properly import the Drippic pic content type.
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The PM adv module extends the Privatemsg core module.
What exactly makes Privatemsg advanced?
Please read the FAQ in the documentation.
This module also contains the module Privatemsg advanced views.
The PM adv views module extends the Privatemsg core module with extra views functionality.
This is a simple module to let users store their location on the edit account page. It uses HTML5’s geolocation API and stores latitude and longitude. How you use that data is up to other modules.
It was used on Drupal.org when Drupal.org used Drupal 6.
Bot Social is a Bot submodule which listens for URLs for Twitter posts to be mentioned in a channel. When it detects one, it uses the Twitter API to fetch the “tweet†and echoes it back into the channel, saving everyone a click.
Conceptually, it could be expanded to work with similar services such as Identi.ca or the like.
Example usage:
This project maintains, improves and distributes the so far only Drupal power ballad.
Feel free to use, study, share and improve.
Demonstrations available online:
#D7CX: I pledge that Comment Publish will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released.
This module allows users to (un)publish comments on their own content.
If views is enabled a queue of comments that can be (un)published for a given node will be available at /node/$nid/comment_publish.
