This module lets you filter inline images in node content via the tinySrc service. The tinySrc service automatically resizes and serves images optimised for the current device viewing the content, in particular mobile devices.
For more information you can go to http://tinysrc.net/
Module sponsored by Deeson Online - UK Drupal services
Some regex help by Pete B :)
This module creates a button to send the content to the web meneame.net".
It also shows the number of votes that has the content that has been sent to "meneame.net".
This project has been sponsored by Yslandia.com
Writing code on your website using GeSHi? Maybe you'd like that code to be compiled automatically for you?
The Compile GeSHi Node module offers an interface for this purpose. It is a bit of manual setup, but you're a programmer, so it shouldn't scare you a bit. Get ready to compile your code without having to run make in your command line and copy/paste the code from your text files to your browser!
The Nice messages popup module changes how Drupals status, warning and error messages are showing up by giving flexible stylable nice looking fading little jQuery-popups like on Social networks at hand, provided by the small and fast jQuery jGrowl plugin. It can be activated globally or partially for certain pages / users and prevents the typical cluttering caused by error messages getting in the way by moving the grid and layout of a website up and down.
The jQuery jGrowl plugin beats all its competitors because it supports all browsers including older Browsers like IE6 and loads with a very small size of less than 6kb.
ClickTale is used to collect user experience analytic data, which can be used to enhance the users experience of the site. ClickTale records videos of the users movement on the site based on the users mouse movements. ClickTale also generates heatmaps based on where the user clicks and hover their mouse on the pages.
To use the module you need to have a Clicktale account, which you can get at http://www.clicktale.com/.
The Domain Path module allows the creation of separate path aliases per domain for nodes created using the Domain Access module.
The module is ready for testing, but requires Domain Access 7.x-2.7 (or higher) to work correctly. For background, see this issue.
The Drupal 6 version requires URL Alter and Domain Access 6.x.2.11 or higher.
GeoIP Redirect uses the GeoIP API to redirect a user from your site to a different one based on their country of origin. The primary use-case is that you have 2 different markets and want to ensure users are accessing the correct form of that material. Here is a typical workflow for this module:
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This module uses the jCryption plugin (http://www.jcryption.org version 1.2 only) to encrypt any form submission in Drupal using 265-bit public/private key encryption. For example, you can use it to encrypt the login and registration form, so a user's passwords are never transmitted in clear text. This is similar to how SSL works to encrypt traffic.
Import/Export allows new content and updates to existing content to be deployed from one Drupal database to another repeatedly while keeping track of IDs on the source and destination systems.
Nodes/node revisions, sites (from the Sites module), files, and menus, and variables (from the variables table) are currently supported.
In development:
- Taxonomy deployment
- User deployment
Facebook now provides a stand alone send button, which does something similar to this module. This module posts Drupal content to a wall, but the stand alone send button sends a page to a friend or a group.
Sometimes you just want to post to a Facebook wall, without having to go through the hassle of building a Facebook app for such a simple use case. The solution is easy:
