Content Display

Friendlist is a foundation needed to build a social network-oriented website with Drupal 6.

At the very basic level, it provides the ability to create custom relationships between users. It's a feature-rich suite of modules that features integration plugins with a list of major Drupal modules (see below). Admins can create relationship types. Both single (think: a fan) and two-way relationships (e.g. a friend) are allowed.

Related Projects: Activity Log, HeartBeat

ATTENTION: If you enable Friendlist_Rules make sure that you use the latest DEV Snapshot releases of both Token and Rules modules (not: the stable ones) or the module won't work and will throw errors!

Documentation:

Just moved to new location, so under development: FriendList Docs

Features:

• Integration with Views
• Integration with Rules
• Integration with HeartBeat
• Integration with CCK Field Privacy
• Integration with Popups 1.3.x
• Integration with Node Access
• Buddylist and Buddylist2 migration assistant.
• User Relationships migration assistant.
• Configurable set of relationships. One-way relationships, two-way relationships with confirmation, two-way relationships without confirmation (using Rules)
• Working user interface, out of the box, with configurable system messages [using t() function]
• Complete user and developer documentation.
• Sample code snippets for people who want more low-level access than using Views.

GUI is the engine or API that will be required by all gui_* modules. These will most likely be GUI Components which are essentially displayable, interactive JavaScript objects such as tabs, accordions, datagrids, and more.

Components

• Tabs

Skins

coming soon.

Developed and sponsored by Victoria BC Drupal Development

Where the panels_user platform will eventually live...

The Flickr API module serves as a helper module for other Drupal Flickr modules. You don't need this module unless another module requires it or you want to develop a new Flickr-based module.

If you need an instant slide-show then Content Glider (CG) is the answer. CG is a standalone module, no need additional script or another modules. Just install and use it!

CG based on Featured Content Glider from Dynamic Drive which using jQuery also, features:

The jQZoom module is a wrapper for the jQuery plugin jQZoom. The module provides a javascript magnification effect for images. When a user mouses over an image, a larger version of the area under the cursor will be displayed beside the image.

Provides activity streams like those seen on Facebook, Yammer, and Google+ where users can keep track of recent, interesting activity on the site. It is designed to be easy to use, yet extremely flexible, extensible, and standards-compliant.

This module has been superseded by Entityqueue which allows creation of queues from nodes, taxonomy terms, users and other entities. Entityqueue currently has an alpha release for Drupal 8 and a stable 1.1 release for Drupal 7, so it's recommend you use that module over this one.

A repository viewer for Drupal, building on the Version Control API. This builds on the unstable, unreleased 2.x branch of Version Control API, so it will break in horrible ways and eat your children. (Won't be backported to Version Control API 1.x because the API doesn't support this functionality there. In fact, I'm building up the required functionality in tandem with this module, don't even think about a backport.)

This module is now obsolete. I no longer maintain it.