This is the equivalent of comment_notify for reply.
This is a basic module which borrows a lot from comment_notify.
For now many things have been hardcoded, the admin pages are not working, but we plan to fix it soon. Patches are welcome!
This module is currently being used.
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Secret world domination project No. 138.
Allows users to add and confirm d.o userIDs to their profiles, in a somewhat hackish manner.
Not ready for serious use. Will hopefully be ready before it's obsolete.
Scald: Twitter is a tweet provider allowing Scald module users to add Tweet Atoms of type twitter, using the Twitter API. Originally, this module was included in the main Scald suite, under the modules/providers/ directory, but should no longer live there. This is a D7 module only.
Description:
Webform Remote Submission allows a site to accept a webform submission
from a remote site. It provides some JavaScript code for embedding a
given form on an external site.
Note that this module should used with great care, as any webform you
setup for remote submisison can be submitted from anywhere.
Dependencies:
Drupal 7.x
Webform
This module creates a block showing tweets one by against a twiter username.
For "X" seconds a tweet will be displayed and then next will be visible after that. Currently "X" is equal to 4.
INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATIONS:
The Annotator is an open-source JavaScript library and tool that can be added to any webpage to make it annotatable.
This module integrates Annotator with Drupal.
(v2 was not supported).
Drupal 7.x
Comment sources makes it possible to manage multiple sources (i.e. 3rd party services) of comments on nodes and node types.
Initial contributors:
Twitfaves integrates with the Twitter API in order to build a block with the favorite tweets of a Twitter account.
Multiple blocks can be set up for different Twitter accounts.
This module relies on Twitter module in order to authenticate a Twitter account, which once done gives access to obtain favorited tweets from any Twitter account.
A Work tracker for Open Atrium 2.0 (similar to the Case tracker in Open Atrium 1.0) which allows you to create Tasks in order to collaborate on work.
Until Google launches an API for the Google+ Comments feature...
This module provides a custom block.
Once this block enabled, it will display the Google+ Comments form and people will be able to comment on your pages.
It's important to keep in mind that this is an unofficial way to add Google+ Comments and Google can always change the code or remove some features.
