This module provides a daemon for consuming the Twitter Streaming API, configurable through your Drupal site and via hooks.
The received tweets are stored via Twitter Module.
Display a webform block in a modal. Currently using thickbox.
See http://drupal.org/project/modal_forms and http://drupal.org/node/1326716 for Drupal 7 options.
Content Type Class module allows specifying custom CSS class to the body element of the content type document (node).
Once this module is installed, it adds extra field to the content type creation and editadmin/structure/types/manage/(content_type)admin/structure/types/add
This module adds HTTP basic authentication for Services module.
This module does not deal with authorization, only authentication.
This module contains new date/time field that supports other calendar systems.
There is also a views integration module.
Requirements
Date
Calendar systems
Provides an analytics infrastructure for displaying statistics reports using Google Charts API (the new one).
3th party widgets can cause a huge performance hit. In order to improve the performance, some sites - like Mashable - will load the widget on mouseover. A 'dummy' widget is included in the page HTML, with the counts loaded on the server via a 3th party API. The lazyloaded module brings this functionality to Drupal.
Currently supported widgets are Twitter tweet, Facebook like and Google +1. This module is a work in progress and we are working to make the whole system more flexible.
Provides varyingly broken test classes for testing the test runner. See #1700682: run-tests.sh attempts to run abstract/base test classes.
A small module to add the server name (as in machine hostname, not the name of the website host) to administrator reports:
This module can be useful where Drupal sites are installed on different servers, so you can easily find which server a particular site (especially a site needing updates) is installed on.
Use this module if you need to cherrypick on an entity type or individual entity level what fields should be output in what order in a Drupal service call. The Field Resource module uses tokens and the content edit interface so you don't need to be a developer to fine tune the content returned in a service call.
