Syndication

Distributed Content Networks is a project we're working on to allow sites to share content in a dispersed way.

Enables Drupal site owners, and users of their site to push data into their Mydex PDS.

Module for SharedVue partners to pull content from SharedVue's syndicated showcase into pages on your site.

In order to use this module you will need to contact SharedVue and become a partner http://www.sharedvue.com/.

Their documentation provides raw PHP code allowing you to output this content. This module allows you to use their syndicated content without writing any code. It pulls the content into a a page at /sharedvue/[endpoint-name] and exposes a menu item.

Feeds Expirator is a simple module which allows you to expire entities created through Feeds module based on the date present in the source feed. It can be applied to any entity. It creates "Expiration date" target for you, so you don't need to add any additional fields to the entity (Feeds Expirator just adds one column to the feeds_items table). Purging of the expired items happens during cron run.

The USAJobs module provides a block to display all opening jobs for a specific federal, state or local agency. Data source comes from Government Jobs API which is collecting across federal governments and includes all current openings posted on USAJobs.gov.

Installation and Configuration

Several steps are necessary to install and configure the USAJobs module:

Roost Web Push provides direct engagement with your readers by sending push notifications to their web browser.

Push Plugin Features:

Sticky Sharrre Bar - module for Drupal based on http://sharrre.com, http://imakewebthings.com/jquery-waypoints and http://sensationalfix.com/flat-social-icons-eps/ free icon pack.
Provides sticky block for social network sharing.

• Given a feed that contains an URL or filepath - fetch that file into the CMS and register it as a file attachment field
• Given a feed that contains an URL or filepath - fetch that files text contents and save the content in a textfield

This is about processing the content data of a feed and resolving a reference (an URL) into content, not about fetching the feed source itself. Hence it's primarily a tamper process, and only a fetcher after that.

Feeds_tamper module is not a strict requirement unless you need to do rewriting on the fly. Out of the box, this module allows you to map to file fields, and will quietly download the file in the background without any further configuration.

Import a normal article RSS feed that supplies its images as enclosures

<link rel="enclosure" type="image/jpeg" href="https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5559/30102441272_3cf8a1f6de_b.jpg" />

and get the image to my local site, attached as a normal file, and rendered in my local teasers using image styles etc.
This happens immediately as soon as you start mapping an URL into a file field 'url' using the Feeds processor mapper.

OR

Import a media rss style feed :

<rss version="2.0" xmlns:media="http://search.yahoo.com/mrss/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom">
...
<item>
<title>RE.8 Rear cockpit diagram</title>
<link>http://thevintageaviator.co.nz/node/2800</link>
<media:content url="http://thevintageaviator.co.nz/files/images/re-8-gallery/screensize/re8-202-re-8-rear-cockpit-diagram.screensize.jpg"/>
</item>

And use Feeds to import each of create a https://drupal.org/project/media_gallery">Media Gallery local copy of all that data.

This module helps you output an RSS feed that complies with the standards for Flipboard distribution.

Flipboard is the premier new reader for mobile OS platforms and one that you want to have your feeds displayed in. It's both beautiful and fun to navigate and has a very large market share.

Provides a simple configurable media RSS feed