Actively maintained

3th party widgets can cause a huge performance hit. In order to improve the performance, some sites - like Mashable - will load the widget on mouseover. A 'dummy' widget is included in the page HTML, with the counts loaded on the server via a 3th party API. The lazyloaded module brings this functionality to Drupal.

Currently supported widgets are Twitter tweet, Facebook like and Google +1. This module is a work in progress and we are working to make the whole system more flexible.

A small module to add the server name (as in machine hostname, not the name of the website host) to administrator reports:

• Update status page (/admin/reports/updates)
• Update status email notifications
• Status Report page (/admin/reports/status)
• Module list page (/admin/modules)

This module can be useful where Drupal sites are installed on different servers, so you can easily find which server a particular site (especially a site needing updates) is installed on.

This simple module provides a feed plugin to fetch an archive from either a remote or local location, extract it and then act upon a file inside that archive.

Description

Module provide an sortable widget based on jQuery ui.sortable
for selecting terms in a taxonomy term reference field.

Requirements

Drupal 7.x

Installation

1. Copy the entire term_reference_sortable directory
the Drupal sites/all/modules directory.

2. Login as an administrator. Enable the module
in the "Administer" -> "Modules"

Module Description

The Taxnomy Pivot module generates a pivot-style Table with vocabularies as dimensions on the axes. As values in the cells of the table it shows the number of nodes attached to the terms of the vocabulary.

Example:
The nodes in the system are classified by the vocabularies Voc1 (with Terms a,b,c) and Voc2 (with Terms x,y,z). If Voc1 is chosen for the x-Axis and Voc2 is chosen for the y-Axis the resulting table will look like this:

      a     b     c
x    1     5    13
y    0     4      3
z    4     5     6

In this example there is 1 node classified with a & y and there are 6 nodes with c & z.

Another more demonstrative example of a car resale site:
Each node is a car and the dimension describe different properties of the cars.

Dim1: Transmission (Vocabulary): Automatic,  Manual (Terms)
Dim2: Color: Red, Blue, Yellow
Dim3: Model: Ford, VW, BWM, Mercedes

In the pivot table now filters and the values for axis can be defined. For the filter the "model" (or multiple dimensions) could be set and the terms VW and BMW are selected. On the x-axis is the color and on the y-axis the type of transmission. Each axis can have 0, 1 or multiple taxonomies assigned. The described setup results in the following pivot table:

Model: VW, BMW
           Red Blue Yellow
Automatic   5   7     3
Manual      2   3     1

Which means there are 5 cars of red color with an automatic transmission of the models VW and BMW.
Further options are the presentation of this table as a chart, the export to Excel or displaying the nodes "behind" the values. A click on the "5" would load a list of the 5 node titles and link to the contents.

In contrast to a view not only the output as a pivot table differs, but also the configuration of filters. Not only the filter values (terms) can be selected by the user, but also the configuration of the filters (vocabularies) is made available to the user.

Work similar to the regular term reference, however allow the user to select more than one vocabulary to create the reference.

Basically create a field on an entity of type select and on the field configuration settings you establish what vocabularies you want on that particular field, allowing N vocabularies on the same field.

The Audit Trail features logging either form submissions or changes made to a
form. The forms to be tracked are specified by providing a regexp pattern that
matches either the form id or the path the form appears on. It is also possible
to add tracking to a form via track management links if the module is configured
to show them.

Assign column-widths to viewmodes so a view can render it in a (responsive) pattern.

Installation:

• Install the module as usual.
• Go to the settings page ( admin/structure/ds/view_modes/columns ) and assign column widths to the viewmodes of one or more content types.
• Create a view and use the 'viewmode columns' format.
• Define at least one breakpoint.
• Define css in your theme.

See the example module included:

At the moment provides a hook to add menu links to Unity Hud, and sets the application Icon to your theme's favicon.

Includes a submodule to add the basic drupal navigation to the Hud.

Requirements

Unity Webapps must be installed in ubuntu
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/07/how-to-install-ubuntus-new-web-apps-f...

Overview

This project builds content objects from drupal and bundles them into an
EPUB 3.0 document. Currently it will export a rendered entity seperate of all
of the page markup and gather all the referenced resources within the content
and bundle those into one EPUB document.

That is, this module looks at the content and determines what should be included
in the EPUB document. The actual build process takes place during cron, make
sure to run cron as a user that has access to the content necessary otherwise
the build will fail.