The LiveInternet module integrates Drupal with LiveInternet statistic service, which most popular in Russia and post-Soviet states. This service allows to track visitors, page views, referring sites, the most popular pages, etc. The image with LiveInternet logotype have to be on every tracking page in free version of counter.
This is a "quick and dirty" module that sends automatic email notifications when someone gets a passing score on a quiz. The Quiz Module has that feature built-in, but this is fancier because it uses logic. The module will check for an email address attached to a taxonomy term attached to the current user. In other words:
User A takes quiz and passes. User A is tagged with Term B. Term B has a custom field with Email Address C. When A passes, C gets an email.
Image Replace provides a way to supply optional alternative source images mapped to image styles. This is useful when building responsive sites with art directed images where cropping and resizing is not enough but images need to be swapped out completely. For example when delivering graphics containing rendered text, e.g. responsive hero images.
Module for SharedVue partners to pull content from SharedVue's syndicated showcase into pages on your site.
In order to use this module you will need to contact SharedVue and become a partner http://www.sharedvue.com/.
Their documentation provides raw PHP code allowing you to output this content. This module allows you to use their syndicated content without writing any code. It pulls the content into a a page at /sharedvue/[endpoint-name] and exposes a menu item.
drutils is drush plugin providing additional drush utility functions for generic tasks, currently for Drupal 7.
Call drush help [COMMANDNAME] for details on the commands below.
Provides a block with the latest videos from your YouTube channel.
This simple module creates a block with a list of the latest videos posted on its YouTube channel.
The only configuration required is your username on YouTube.
Visit the page "admin/config/ds_ytchannel/config" and enter the user name as it appears in the url of youtube.
eg.
https://www.youtube.com/user/ MyUserName
This module does nothing on its own, other than to attempt to make harmony out of multiple node-related "access callback" changes made in the hook_menu_alter() implementations of various modules. It does this by ensuring that its own "access callback" handler is called for each of several node-related menu paths ('node/%node', 'node/%node/edit', etc.). This handler then calls all other "access callback" handlers for the given path, returning TRUE if any handler grants access.
This enables content from social media websites to be imported as nodes.
Content can be pulled from the following sites:
Twitter
Tweets can be pulled from user accounts and hashtags. OAuth module is required.
Instagram
Instagram posts can be pulled from user accounts and hashtags.
Facebook
Facebook posts can be pulled from Facebook pages.
Youtube
Youtube videos from channels can be imported.
This is a Drupal 7 backport of the functionality added to the revamped toolbar: #787896: Add a link so that administrators can return to their most recently visited non-admin page which adds a 'Back to site' button when the user has clicked on an administration URL from a non-administration page. The 'Back to site' link will persist until the user returns to a non-administration page.
Provide integration between SMS Framework and RASTA SMS Panel (An Iranian SMS gateway).
Sponsored by: Rasta Afzar Amirkabir
Maintenance: Rasta blog
