This module creates a javascript slideshow using the Cycle plugin for Jquery. The slideshow is created from multiple imagefields of a node. There are settings to change the type and speed of transitions. Settings also exist to use Imagecache presets for the images.
This module requires these modules:
If you want to use this module, your options are:
The CCK Link to Map module allows users to type in an address and have it "automagically" converted to a map link.
The link opens in a new tab/browser pointing to a Google Map. Short and sweet.
No dependencies, no Geolocation, no etc. This module is the simplest thing that could possibly work.
When editing the node, put "123 Snowberries Lane, Santa Cruz CA" in the field.
When the field displays, it will be a link called "123 Snowberries Lane, Santa Cruz CA" that opens Google Maps in a new window/tab.
This is a simple module that adds a "node-content" theme hook to Drupal for theming the $node->content array. For example, with this module enabled, you can create a "node-content--page.tpl.php" file in your theme's folder, giving you templating control of the "Page" content type. This can be used for any content type, but the use-case I expect it to be most useful for is in having greater theming control of content types that use CCK fields.
The 6.x-1.1-dev version of the TinyMCE module doesn't work when used in a CCK text field set to "unlimited" for two reasons. One is that drag and drop functionality provided by Drupal core's tabledrag.js causes the tinymce editor's iframe to be reloaded, resulting in it breaking. This module addresses that problem by altering the tabledrag behavior. While a CCK multiple text field is the most common use-case, this module also enables tinymce to be used in other scenarios that use tabledrag.
The 6.x-1.1-dev version of the TinyMCE module doesn't work when used in a CCK text field set to "unlimited" for two reasons. One is that the "Add another item" button uses AHAH and the tinymce module doesn't handle that well. This module enables the tinymce module to play well with AHAH. While the most common AHAH use-case for it is within a CCK field set to "unlimited", this module also enables tinymce usage in other AHAH scenarios.
This module allows users to record a video with their webcam and post it to a Drupal website.
Videos are recorded using the JW player and must be pushed to a Flash video server.
Videos can be added in comments or nodes, using a CCK widget based on filefield.
This module is still in development.
Hide or remove items from displaying including the node and comment preview buttons, node delete button, revision log textarea, workflow form on the workflow tab, and feed icon.
Kaltura is the leading video technology provider and creator of the world’s only Video-Platform-as-a-Service. Kaltura VPaaS is a highly reliable, scalable, and flexible open video platform, powering hundreds of thousands of video experiences and workflows across industries in over 100 countries worldwide. A recognized leader in the OTT TV (Over the Top TV), OVP (Online Video Platform), EdVP (Education Video Platform) and EVP (Enterprise Video Platform) markets, Kaltura is used by thousands of global enterprises, media companies, service providers, educational institutions, start-ups, technology platforms and cloud providers and engages hundreds of millions of viewers at home, in work, and at school. The company is also the initiator and backer of the leading open source video management project, home to more than 100,000 community members. For more information visit corp.kaltura.com, Join the community discussion board and explore Kaltura on GitHub.
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A standard Drupal Module that integrates the Kaltura video platform capabilities into Drupal, allowing you to instantly enrich your Drupal site with video, audio, and images. Kaltura’s video platform and video module for Drupal is an enterprise grade solution that offers comprehensive powerful functionality and full control over content ownership, without the need to run your own video operation. The module handles every aspect of rich-media, including uploading and importing content, transcoding, content management, syndication, monetization, distribution, and more.
Multistep adds multiple-step functionality to content type editing forms. It does so by assigning a step number to each fieldgroup within the content type and hiding all the groups that do not belong to the current step. The user can then use different submitting buttons that will redirect to the previous, next, or current step.
