This module will add users to apache solr. It is compatible with the latest release of Apache Solr search integration.
It now exposes the User entity type as an indexable entity type so it can be indexed properly. All Apache Solr hooks are available to modify the way you are indexing users.
We welcome new code and improvements!
This little module hardcodes a wildcard alias into Aegir site creation form, so that clients can only create sites with subdomain URLs.
Remember to set the 'domain used for automatic subdomain hosting' field at 'admin/hosting/aliases'.
This is an API to piece together contib modules in order to build social games on Drupal sites :) Primarily, it will be used to drive user interaction and traffic
Like Yahoo!, LinkedIn and some other web services, this module requires users to pass an extra authentication before displaying the user account edit form.
The spec of this module has been provided here by tami10
CAUTION: If you are using an external authentication such as OpenID, OAuth, LDAP etc, this module probably won't work.
This aim for this sandbox is to develop promo system for NodeStream that let's you add promos linking to an internal or external URL with text and image.
Personalisation
This feature will parse the Cablegate CSV and import it into Drupal nodes.
Depends on Feeds and Date. Search module would be a good idea.
Move the unencrypted cablegate archive (named cables.csv) into your site's files directory. Then visit the Import page on your site and set the source to public://cables.csv. Then run cron 5000 or so times.
FAQ functionality to use as plugin to NodeStream. Machine name: ns_faq
Privacy safe social media share buttons for your content.
This module allows Twitter users to tweet directly from within your Drupal website. It provides a block with a form, similar to Tweet Box from Twitter, however it uses standard Form API and implements the whole OAuth workflow.
Further description will be added soon. Check out the live demo site here.
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