Social API

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This project is part of the Drupal Social Initiative.

The Social API harmonizes social networking services in Drupal, providing an extensible module that allows integration of modules for user login, autoposting, and social widgets.

The Social API project is also based on other 3 main components:

Materialization Plugin for Views

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This project aims to write a materialization plugin for Views. It creates a "materialized view" for a "view", and then materialize the results into temporary tables. And then, the following Views calls would be redirected to the materialized view. The changes would be made to the materialized view, when data in the view changes (or sometimes even drop the entire materialized view)

Formstack (Official)

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The Formstack module makes embedding your Formstack web forms as easy as clicking a button. All you need is a Formstack account and this module. Signup for free at Formstack

The Formstack plugin will add an option to select a form from the forms that you have built using Formstack. Once a form is selected, a shortcode will be inserted into the content, which will be converted to the selected form once your page is rendered.

This plugin requires a Formstack account and an API key.

civicrm_mailcheck

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This module helps avoiding basic typos when filling a civicrm powered form than contains an email field.

For instance if I'm trying to make a donation with the email john.doe@gmail.cm, it will suggest "Did you mean john.doe@gmail.com".
If the user clicks on the (correct) suggested email, it automatically updates the email field.

jCarousel responsive Skin

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This modul will provide a fully responsive Skin for the jcarousel module.
It is tested with the responsive omega theme and handles only the css needed to get the images in your gallery responsive.
It should work with the jCarousle build-in views display plugin or any other solution wich uses jCarousel skins.

LimeSurvey Sync

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In a nutshell, the LimeSurvey Sync module is a powerfull survey module on Drupal integrating in a user-friendly way the best free open source survey software : LimeSurvey.

Compared to the well known webform module : this module does everything that webform does and much more.
Specifically :

  • manage answers as nodes (allowing to manage access to answers),
  • store revisions (older versions) of answers,
  • make graph results availables,
  • manage huge surveys,
  • compare answers.

LimeSurvey Sync V3

The LimeSurvey Sync v7.x-3.x handles LimeSurvey datas as Entities (not nodes anymore).
All LimeSurvey datas are availables from Drupal.
If your start using the LimeSurvey Sync module, you should use this version.
Because of the significant new structure, there is no update script from 7.x-1.x. If you want to upgrade, you should do it as a fresh new start.
More information on the V3.
This version has a dependency to the Customizable entities module

Account mail

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Account mail provides a Form API element to easily edit a user's email address.

Many sites which have registered users capture a number of profile fields about a user, such as name, job-title, email address, etc. Drupal typically handles this by having two tabs below user/123/edit: Account and Profile. This can prompt a usability issue, where users go to one URL to change their personal details, but a different URL to change their email address.

Typically I get asked to add an "Email address" field to an arbitrary form, such as their profile form. This usually meant a fair amount of custom code: a form_alter to add the new field, some validation handlers, submit handlers, etc. This module tries to abstract this out by providing a reusable Form API element for editing the 'mail' field for Drupal users.