Under active development

This module takes advantage of Twitter's List functionality and allows us
to use the Twitter API to create a widget that reverses the functionality
of a list, allowing your visitors to fill in their twitter name and join a
specially crafted friend list in your twitter account.

This version of the friend box connects to Twitter using twitteroauth library by Abraham Williams:
https://github.com/abraham/twitteroauth

Provide External Auto LogIn

Vincent PHUNG's Curriculum Vitae

Module that display number of purchase per product.
Custom visibility settings and french translation is on the way.

Note: Like boxes are meant to like a certain existing content that has a valid public URL, so the button may not work until the site is online. This means that the module might not work properly in your local environment

Rather than having to manually copy/paste the Like this on Facebook code for each piece of content you (or your users) create, this module will automatically add that code to the end of each chosen node type. You are able to add a Like button which likes a given URL (static, e.g. your homepage) or/and put a dynamic Like button on your page to like the page you are actually visiting.

The Raydash module provides live video and audio streaming through the Raydash platform. Just get your userid and secret from http://www.raydash.com, and you can have live video or live video chat right on your website.

A module which provides simple reports on what your modules are doing (via hook implementations) and providing (via menu and theme items). After installing this module, you will have a new entry in Admin->Reports, "Module Summary".

Whether you're developing your own modules or reviewing community modules, it can be extremely helpful to know what all of your modules are bringing to the table and how they are operating.

That's a simple text filter that replaces textual smileys inside posts with images in «Kolobok-style».

Read this issue for more detailed information: #936044: Port Smileys to Drupal 7

Extends the functionality of the Feeds: Module. YouTube fetcher allows a user to copy paste URLs from YouTube directly into Drupal. Data from the provided sources will aggregate atom feeds that can be stored and mapped to Nodes in Drupal. The fetcher provides atom feeds as a string. Hint: Use "Feeds: YouTube" Module to parse the feed

Installation

Install the "Feed" and "Feed YouTube" modules listed below. When adding a feed select "Youtube Fetcher" as fetcher. No settings required. URL arguments listed under Valid URLs can now be used as argument for the feed field

This module allows multiple views access plugins to work together on a single view. When chosen as the access plugin in the views UI it provides a form which allows you to choose more than one views access plugin to combine, and also by what method to combine them - the options being "blacklisting" (AND) or "whitelisting" (OR).

Note that the branches & releases of this module mirror those of the Views module.