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Provides integration with the Spotify Metadata API and a field to display artist, album and track information with a link that opens the Spotify client. Since 7.0-rc2 you can also output the data as a Spotify play button.

7.x-2.x branch

First beta is out. All XML-functions removed.

Rewrite of basics functions. Using json instead of XML when getting information from Spotify. Uses images from Spotify instead of Amazon. You could now use Image styles, and images are stored locally.

This module allows you to create custom publishing options for nodes. It allows you to add to the default options of Publish, Promote to Front Page, and Sticky. It also ingrates with views to allow you add as a field, sort and filter by, your custom options.

It now allows each of the different options to be shown only on selected node types, as well as integration with Rules, Actions, and Features. Custom Publishing Options also have granular permissions per role, per option.

What does Image FUpload for Gallery Assist?

This module extends Gallery Assist with the "multiupload" functionality from module Image FUpload.

A Taxonomy-related module.

The basic "out of the box" functionality is to provide a listing of vocabulary's taxonomy terms at taxonomy/vid. However, don't use this page like that unless you really just need that. This page was made to be overriden by panels/views.

Wordy is the fastest, most reliable way of adding professional copy-editing to your Drupal site.

This module provides integration with the Wordy proofreading service.

When you add or edit a node you can choose to submit the contents of the node to wordy.com for proofreading.

Current development and maintenance is made possible in part by Peytz & Co.

This is an extension module for Domain Access.
Its one and only aim is to give privileged users the ability to set default domains for content types.

Authors

This module was originally written by Pasqualle
and developed further by the CEU Web Team.

This module is an extension to the CKEditor module.

It also supports CKEditor installed through the Wysiwyg module.

It seriously enhances CKEditor's outdated Flash plugin:
with CKEditor SWF, inserting a SWF animation, a FLV video or a MP3 audio file becomes as easy as inserting an image file: just pick up a SWF, FLV or MP3 file from IMCE (or CKFinder) and that's it!

It is composed of 2 parts:

1. A client-side CKEditor plugin that adds many features and fixes to CKEditor's default Flash plugin:
   • Allows SWF animation, FLV video and MP3 audio files easy embedding
   • Retrieves width and height from the SWF or the FLV file
   • Adds a lock/unlock button to maintain aspect ratio while changing width or height
   • Adds a button to reset width/height to the SWF file's default dimensions
   • Allows width/height percentage values
   • Adds a textfield in Properties tab to edit the base parameter
   • Adds a Flashvars tab to edit the flashvars parameter
   • Displays a real preview
   • Fixes various bugs of the default plugin
   • New (experimental, in dev)! Allows to directly paste a YouTube video URL into CKEditor SWF to embed it!
2. A server-side input format filter that converts the Flash embedding markup generated by CKEditor into a standards compliant one:
   By default, CKEditor generates a <object><embed></embed></object> markup, which is not standards compliant.
   CKEditor SWF Filter converts it into the correct <object><object></object></object> markup.

   If you prefer, CKEditor SWF Filter can also use the SWFObject JavaScript library to embed the Flash content.

Overview

The Featured Content module lets you very easily create related/featured content blocks on your Drupal site. This module is useful if you have non-technical users who need to add blocks on the site that contain lists of node titles, node teasers, and/or full node content. This module can also be useful if you need to get up some featured/related content blocks quickly and are not familiar enough with views to do it, or simply prefer not to use views for this purpose.

A Drupal 7 development release is available. Everything should work the same as the D6 version except that tokens now use the new chained tokens syntax as specified in the D7 native tokens API.

The Tokenize Request Parameters module is intended to provide means to display parameters that are passed to a page either in the URL (GET method) or from a form post (POST method). In cases where you might direct your users to a third party transaction site, such as a payment processor or other transactional service and want to be able to display transactional data passed back from that third party site (e.g. a confirmation number, order number, final price etc.) back to your user then Tokenize Request Parameters will allow you to display that information anywhere within your pages.

Uniqueness module provides a way to avoid duplicate content on your site by informing a user about similar or related content during creation of a new post. A UI widget is added to the node/add form that does asynchronous searches on inputted fields (like the node title or vocabularies) and returns the titles of similar content.