The Image Slider module provides a way to render image nodes in a jQuery sliding image viewer. The image nodes must use imagefield, and be queried using Views.
Provide location-appropriate path and content handling based on user's country.
Implemented features include:
Parse non-standard XML and create blocks. This module is available for Drupal 5; see below for information on later versions.
This is a helper module for the DrupalMU installation profile.
Since DrupalMU has been replaced, this helper module is no longer needed.
Provides activity streams like those seen on Facebook, Yammer, and Google+ where users can keep track of recent, interesting activity on the site. It is designed to be easy to use, yet extremely flexible, extensible, and standards-compliant.
Bot Actions provides a configurable action. The action uses Tokens to send configurable messages to IRC.
FeedAPI Comments is a FeedAPI add-on for aggregating comments to your site.
It consists of a parser that pulls comments from a remote site and a processor that creates Drupal comments from it. You can alternatively use FeedAPI's node processor which allows you to create nodes from remote comments.
Currently supported sites:
Additional sites can be implemented by following the example of feedapi_comments/parser_comments/sites/vimeo.inc.
This module is abandoned due to a security issue the maintainer never fixed. See SA-2012-006 for details.
If you want to use this module, your options are:
Disable the option to re-use CCK fields (prevents splitting fields into separate tables when new fields are added to a content type). This is useful when custom modules have hard-coded SQL queries to CCK field tables where re-using a field would break the queries.
Current options are disable the submit button, remove the form, or prank the user to move the button around the screen on mouseover.
More Like This provides a pluggable framework for providing related content. This data is provided as blocks to be manipulated during theming.
More Like This works by first specifying your "Thumbprint" for a particular node on the node edit form. By "thumbprint" we mean you can specify
the terms/words that you, as an editor, feel uniquely identifies this content item. You can either select existing taxonomy terms associated with this specific node, enter free hand terms, or have them prefilled for you with suggestions returned by the Calais Web Service.
Note for 1.1 release: Make sure you are also using Calais 3.0+ for proper integration with Calais Prefill.
More Like This has a pluggable architecture for providing related content based on keywords. Currently developed More Like This providers are:
