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First attempt at creating new Sandbox Project
First attempt at creating new Sandbox Project
This module provides integration into Copernica, an award winning marketing platform trusted by over 1000 brands. It deploys personalised campaigns which are triggered when site visitors complete actions or fall into criteria you set. These campaigns can be delivered across multiple channels (email, mobile SMS, fax, PDF) and may exists as a series of messages delivered over time.
Turns your selected content type into a fancy ajaxified priority list.
Alpha release.
Requires modules:
Views2,
jQuery Update
Other requirements:
Javascript enabled
Tested succesfully in themes:
Garland,
Minnelli,
Pushbutton
Partially success(buggy) in:
Marvin,
Bluemarine
Failed:
Chameleon
Credits to my employer:
Örestad Linux AB
Sweden
www.orestad-linux.se
Disable breadcrumbs on a per node, per content type, or by path (any path) basis; Omitting the need to write additional code in the theme layer (template.php file etc..) to determine the visibilty of breadcrumbs on specific pages. This can be administered on node edit forms and from the content administration page (node operations) to select/unselect multiple nodes for enabled types.
Experimentation around a new concept, which makes it possible to have modules with hierarchically structured, accurately regulable permissions and a reworked, easy to use rights management interface.
Web-scale discovery is a relatively new service in the library world. If you're unfamiliar with the expression, you shouldn't be surprised. Web-scale discovery describes a service for rapid searching of an aggregate index of disparate sources many or most of which is content licensed by a subscription rather than freely available. One web-scale discovery service provider is SerialsSolutions with their product named Summon (see: http://www.serialssolutions.com/summon/).
(my project for the Google Summer of Code) - Tiago Carmona Palacios
Media:Youtube is a nice module that provides Youtube support for the Media family of modules. It has many features, but lack support for uploading. While direct upload is handled nicely in the Media Mover module in Drupal 7, Browser upload still isn't supported. It was supported via the module Video Upload in Drupal 6, written by bojanz.
Tasks and Billings will enable organizations to integrate time-tracking and project management tools like Toggl (for example, via the Toggl API) and billing tools like FreshBooks (for example, via the FreshBooks API) into robust, Drupal-based customer billing portal sites.
Some use cases that are envisioned:
DrupalGapps is a project that aims at seamlessly integrating Google Apps with Drupal.
Extended DrupalGapps is a project that aims at extending the current feature-set of the existing module.
The project aims at extending the DrupalGapps (Google Apps Framework for Drupal) module by:
* Porting DrupalGapps module to Drupal 7.
* Improving and adding more features to existing DrupalGapps API.
* OAuth integration.
* Registration sub-module development.
* Developing wrapper API and application for Google Documents List API using DrupalGapps API.
Minnesota Historical Society Collections Modules currently provide a PHP Stream Wrapper for MHS Images along with a field to download MHS images to a Drupal site. Other content may supported at some point, and basic image manipulation configuration options may also be added. This project is being used to support the forthcoming Ojibwe People's Dictionary project.