BuzzMonitor is a semantic engine that allows aggregation (using FeedAPI), categorization and analysis of news content, from all over the Web, via integration with some of the most advanced modern APIs and Web services.
BuzzMonitor is a developer module, with limited user-interface.
Provides a new Drupal hook: hook_early_form_alter.
This hook is identical to Drupal's hook_form_alter in every way except that it should always be called before any other module's hook_form_alter is called. Also provides hook_early_form_(form_id)_alter. This is accomplished using weighting in the system table.
This will give developers a chance to alter form data before any other module has made it's own alterations.
Provides new form alteration hooks that give developers a chance to alter form data after every other module has performed their own alterations.
hook_late_form_alter()
hook_late_form_BASE_FORM_ID_alter()
hook_late_form_FORM_ID_alter().These are identical to hook_form_alter and its variations in every way except that the _late hooks should be called after all of the regular hooks.
The 960 Gridder module utilizes the code developed by Andrée Hansson, and is intended for use with the ninesixty theme created by dvessel. The 960gs CSS Framework system was originally created, and is maintained by Nathan Smith.
The Export Queue module facilitates setting up any number of export queues on a site. An export queue functions as a waiting list of objects requiring export to a third party application, like orders in an e-commerce site being exported to a fulfillment service. The module provides a single database table to track queued items and offers a simple API for other modules to define export queues, enqueue items, and update them upon export. It is designed to be used either to track objects awaiting export on a cron run, as a way to store up items for batch exports, or as a fallback measure in the event of a failed real-time export.
Administrators have the ability to adjust export limits and cron URLs for the various queues, and they may also view reports of all the objects that have been queued and exported through any given export queue.
This module is a utility module that only needs to be installed when required by another module.
This module interacts with the API from the hosting company VPS.NET.
Currently at this very early stage the module allows you to view your VPS information after entering your API key on the settings page.
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Provides an administrative page which lists extensive statistics about your website's modules, by module. The API allows non-core modules to specify their own statistics as well. Future versions will have support for trends over time (including graphing them).
Provides an AJAX API for creating filtered content by applying drupal input filters.
Display checkboxes and radios in columns in CCK, webform or FAPI elements.