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This is a very basic module that provides feeds integration with Aegir.

Features

• Provides mapping targets for Aegir site nodes, allowing you to create new sites from a feed or file upload. e.g. upload a CSV of domain names, and get yourself a whole lot of sites provisioned.

Limitations

Aegir uses nodes in a way that means its really hard to get sensible defaults, so your mileage may vary, and will average somewhere around 0.

** This project is deprecated. Development will continue with Views XML Backend. **

This module can generate a view from an XML file. Views 3 is required.

Screencast: http://screencast.com/t/mnfEHRT7

The Form Service module provides form handling for the Services module.

The idea, similar to other service modules, is that a form can live entirely on the service provider, and clients with proper authentication are able to use the form.

All the form validation and submission is handled on the service side. The client just sees the validation feedback, and whatever redirection is set on successful submission.

This module is used for connecting to a server that uses the Form Service module.

The idea, similar to other service modules, is that a form can live entirely on the service provider, and clients with proper authentication are able to use the form.

All the form validation and submission is handled on the service side. The client just sees the validation feedback, and whatever redirection is set on successful submission.

The LinkedIn Share Button module adds LinkedIn's new official share widget to your Drupal site. The module allows you to place the share widget on any content type that you have on your website and allows you to customize the button's display type.

Similar to the Tweet Button and Facebook share buttons, the LinkedIn Share button allows you to easily share your site's content with your LinkedIn network.

When developing Drupal sites, we are often switching between development versions and a production site. Since they normally look identical, it is easy to get confused as to which host we are on. This utility displays a small banner to indicate the host of a site, as a reminder to where you are.

You may specify a host name to be associated with the devel, stage, and test types. You may select which banners to use from five default sets, or add your own custom set of banners.

NOTE: This module is abandoned and will see no further development. Please do not use it. It would have been better to make it a patch against Internationalization anyway.

Blocktable allows you to embed all the blocks in a region into an HTML table. You create the table markup and place the blocks into it in any arrangement you want. You can use any table markup, such as colspan and rowspan. You can apply any styling to the table and table cells that you want. The block contents and styling are not changed.

This can useful for achieving certain layout requirements, such as arranging blocks in a multi-column format.

Blocktable has no requirements and is fairly simple to configure.

Manage context from CLI using drush.

Please feature and related modules.

Skyscanner is a flight search engine that allows users to browse for flights via price and location. Additional tools such as fare graphs, allow users to compare flight prices of any given route over a month period, or the price of weekend flights from any given city.

This module provides theme functions and blocks for SkyTools, allowing customised Skyscanner flight search widgets to be embedded into pages.