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NiM (Nodes into Mongo)

Nodes into Mongo allows migration of all nodes from a Drupal 7 site into a MongoDB collection or collections.

Object Stream is a PHP 5.3 API, tuned for Drupal usage which aims to provide fast, flexible and API driven object set loaders.

Object sets are being considered as data streams, using PHP SPL interfaces for intuitive and easy usage.

This is a simple module for Drupal 7.x that uses jQuery to transform the TITLE or ALT attribute of a image to a image caption. There is a settings page with lot's of possible configuration. The image caption won't show in the WYSIWYG-editor, but will be visible when you view the node.

The module differs in several ways from similar modules.

jCaption changes this:

<img title="Image caption here" src="image.jpg" alt="Image description">

to:

Notice: This module has not-insignificant known issues. We still use it on some sites and it provides some useful functionality, but using it and configuring it is not for the faint of heart. Very little maintenance is likely to go into this module so use at your own risk.

The Content API module is a drop-in solution that publishes all of your Drupal content as web APIs. The module includes a full featured administration interface for choosing which content types and fields to publish. Built on top of the Services module, the module provides all you need to publish web APIs without having to do any programming, even as your site structure and content changes over time.

An entity collection can be used as a replacement for Node queue that works for all entities.

Pluggable backends

Entity collection has pluggable backends for storage. It comes with a DB backend but you can write your own backend for storing the entities. You select your preferred storage backend per bundle.

Fieldable

Entity collections are fieldable so you can add metadata to your collections (like descriptions and whatever you want).

Image Attribution is a module that looks for Attributions for images in an image's alt field. This is particularly useful for news and content websites that use and image and need to give proper credit to the image's author or content owner. (For example, you could cite Getty Images as the source of an image, or an individual photographer, or an image shared under a CC-License, etc.)

This code is based on the outstanding work of the Image Caption module by David Thomas.

Comment Trust auto-approves comments by users with previously-approved comments. It rewards trusted commenters with immediate approvals, while requiring you to approve the comments by new visitors. Works for both anonymous and authenticated users.

You can configure the threshold of approved comments an email address has to first achieve before gaining auto-approval. You can also provide a list of email addresses (or patterns of email addresses) to always exclude from auto-approval.

Errors is a simple module that allows you to theme the 403 and 404 pages. Although this is a simple module, you'll require some basic understanding of HTML/PHP and how to override some theme files.

There is no UI with this module, just use your Theme to theme your templates the way you like it, this provides maximum flexibility.

Installation and configuration
Once you install this module, go to admin/settings/error-reporting and set the following paths:

- 403 : "error/403"
- 404 : "error/404"

This module provide a sample, how to convert nodes contains images inserted via image assists 6.x to 7.x media file entity. This is developed for media module 2.x branch.