Author: Aaron Craig (software@aaroncraig.com)
Developed by: Evolving Design (http://evolving-design.com)
This module implements the API described here: http://code.google.com/apis/calendar/data/2.0/developers_guide.html
This project implements the necessary Drupal logic to include the pop.to social media service on your site. Pop.to integrates with major social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook, and allows your users to rate, comment and otherwise interact with your Drupal site using their social media credentials, and have their interaction with your site show up in their activity stream on Facebook or as a tweet in Twitter.
The Foursquare module helps you in authenticating your users with Foursquare. It wraps the foursquare-async library in order to setup an OAUTH connection for your users.
The user will be able to connect with foursquare on his user profile page. If connected, the website can make authenticated calls to Foursquare.
The module in itself has no use, but should be used by other modules in order to get information from and to Foursquare.
Instant restaurant reservations via the Dimmi service.
This module provides the Dimmi booking and calendar wigets in configurable blocks, so you can easily add them to your Drupal site. All you need to do is tell Drupal your restaurant ID and desired widget type.
Development of this module was sponsored by The Estelle Bar & Kitchen.
The Twinfield User Synchronisation module allows synchronisation of your Drupal users with the Twinfield accounting service.
Placeholder for the module posted at http://forum.civicrm.org/index.php?topic=4628.0 , once it gets it's Drupal 6 update.
This module does only one thing - it exports your Ubercart ( http://drupal.org/project/ubercart ) product nodes to yml for Yandex.Market.
Seeking for new maintainer here - contact me!
To use:
This allows administrators of existing Drupal sites to mass migrate nodes to their own subdomains. this module requires the Domain Access module to work.
The module envisions 2 ways to migrate:
This module adds functionality to the Webform module to submit Leads into Capsule CRM.
Capsule offers a free edition of their CRM platform for up to 2 users.
You can find your Webform API key by logging into your Capsule Account, going to Settings, Integrations, Website Contact Form. Your Web to Lead form API key will be available on that page.
The Reactions module is an API for harvesting reactions to your site. A reaction can be just about anything externally that refers to your content. It currently ships with support for BackType, which will let you catch tweets, blog posts, diggs, etc. Because of its modular architecture, writing new plugin modules for services other than BackType is a breeze.
Sponsored by Medievärlden and Kollegorna.
