Third-party Integration

This module provides an integration with online surveys service polldaddy.com

This module provides authentication services and an API to perform actions against Facebook. This module allows users to login to Drupal through the service commonly known as "Facebook Connect". This module is built with simplicity and flexibility in mind, it provides login services (and does it well), and an API for performing any other actions you may want to write yourself to query against Facebook's APIs.

Features:

REFACTOR IN PROCESS

I went back and forth about whether to build this directly into NineSixty theme, or produce as standalone module. We're going the module route since there are so many 960.gs themes. Currently this sandbox holds theme code. Sorry for confusion and co-maintainers welcome!

What is it?

This is a responsive HTML5 Drupal theme based on adapt.js by Nathan Smith.

This project provides a set of modules that integrate FBConnect and other contributed modules that need to integrate with Facebook.
Implemented integrations:

Latest version for this project is included in VideoWhisper Webcam Plugins project (recommended release).

This module provides Kerberos authentication using the php_krb5 (download link) module.

This module currently supports:
-Authentication fall-through (if no Kerberos principal matches, try Drupal user database)
-Ability to sync Kerberos password with Drupal user database
-Default role for accounts created from Kerberos Principals

Google Analytics Reports module provides graphical reporting of your site's tracking data. Graphical reports include small path-based report in blocks, and a full path-based report.

Generate PDF of arbitrary pages using wkhtmltopdf. Add the query parameter _format=pdf of any page to retrieve it as PDF.

Abandonned.

Preamble:
Recently I've faced with problem of importing some content from WebAsyst shop script to Drupal. In fact it can be done in two ways: directly from WebAsyst database (but often a developer doesn't have proper access) or from CSV files which contain information from few WebAsyst database tables. Such CSVs can be generated with phpMyAdmin or another tool.