this module provide a admin interface where admin user can import csv file and front-end user can view such type of entry. where in no dependency for column of CSV file
The purpose of File Checker is to verify that files managed by Drupal actually exist at the location where Drupal believes they are.
In a perfect Drupal world your server filesystem and its correspoding entries in Drupal's files table are 100% synchronized. But what if parts of your file system have been corrupted due to some disk failure? Or one of your modules messed up your database and files? Or your deploy script went beserk? Well, then this module will help you to monitor and find out which files are out of sync.
Integration with Giant Bomb and compatible API's.
The primary module imports data from Giant Bomb objects into fields of local entities. A User Friendlyâ„¢ interface to map remote object data into fields is provided for administrators.
An API module is provided if an abstraction to the Giant Bomb API's is all you need.
Use views to list the files in your AWS S3 buckets.
This module lists files from S3 buckets using views. To use S3 as a filesystem for your Drupal installation check the AmazonS3 project.
JUpload integrates the GPL license, Java based JUpload allowing Drupal users to upload very large files (> 2GB). Unlike uploaders written in Flash, Silverlight, or HTML5, Java does not have client side issues files larger than 2GB. Using FTP eliminates issues with PHP's file upload limits receiving files as an HTTP post.
If you want to share and work with your documents online Google Docs, Zoho, iNetWord, Office 365 or Sharepoint are most likely to be - depending on how deep you can dig into your pocket - the solutions of choice. Especially, a large legacy of documents in proprietary formats, such as MS Word or Excel, may discourage from moving to an online editor. Additionnally, legal issues might arise if confidential files are hosted by a third party service provider.
Variable module add-ons and tools. See http://drupal.org/project/variable
Adds support for managed and unmanaged files/images as variables. It provides four new variable types:
- file_upload, unmanaged file
- image_upload, image file, unmanaged
- file_managed, managed file
- image_managed, managed image file
Move files from one file system scheme (e.g., public://) to another (e.g., s3://) during cron runs, using queues. Supports checking dependencies (like whether image style derivatives or converted videos exist) before moving files.
The main goal is to allow image and video files to be processed on the local public:// system for performance, and then moved at a later time to Amazon S3 where storage is cheaper and more abundant. But theoretically it could be used to move files to any other file system scheme so long as you have a stream wrapper implementation for it.
Less than Media, but good enough. This module adds an image browser (using Views) to a FileField Sources widget/field. It uses FileField Sources for submission and field settings.
Provides a file stream wrapper to store private files that can be altered when downloaded.
The file stream wrapper mimics the functionality of the Drupal Private file system with the addition of the capability to alter the file's content when it is downloaded.
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