Content Display

This module is coded against 4.7 Drupal and the Category module. I am using the form_alter hook to include a set of radio options "Enabled" and "Disabled" on the Category sections. When enabled, the navigation tree is appended to that nodes body. This will display all navigational elements, even if those elements have been marked as "hidden" from the main navigation menu via the Category module. The reasoning for this is that we have massive amounts of nodes and need a convenient way for users to get to the content without cluttering the main nav with all the content.

The Multiselect module defines a widget to be used with CCK fields. It allows the user to select multiple items in an easy way. It consists of two lists, one of all available items, the other of selected items. The user can select an item by moving it from the unselected list to the selected list. This module relies on the built-in jQuery features of Drupal and does not require any additional modules other than the CCK module set (Drupal 7 version has no dependencies).

Uses the jQuery timeago plugin to create dynamically updating "time ago" dates. That is, the plugin turns static dates like "October 10, 2011" into "10 minutes ago" and updates the time ago every minute. This allows you to include "time ago" dates in cached content for most users while degrading gracefully for users with JavaScript disabled.

DEPRECATED in favor of Embedded Media Field, which includes Embedded Video Field (previously Video CCK) as part of it's contributed modules, along with Embedded Image Field (which handles Flickr and more in a similar fashion), and the upcoming Embedded Audio Field (for third party audio streams and files).

A simple module which allows you to create menus from image files. Supports title (displayed when hovering over a menu item), alt text, weights and optional mouseover behaviour.

RelatedContent enables site maintainers to easily select on a per-node basis what nodes should be displayed along with it. Nodes that are available for selection are provided by one or more views, provided by the Views module. How the nodes are displayed is configurable, as well as themeable. The module also provide a small but powerful API for advanced users.

Some examples of what can be accomplished with the module:

• The module can be used to embed into a node's body the teasers or bodies of nodes with related content.
• In conjunction with the Simplenews module, RelatedContent can be used to compile newsletters out of already existing nodes.
• Using its API, the module can made to display a block with content related to the node currently being viewed.

Simplenews Template is a Drupal module that extends the Simplenews module by providing a themable template with configurable header, footer and style. Template, header, footer and style are configurable for each newsletter independently.

Simplenews Template can with advantage be used in conjunction with RelatedContent.

Simplenews Template is developed by Thomas Barregren of NodeOne. The initial release was sponsored by Spoon Media.

Drupal Hub

Created by Aaron Winborn
winborn at advomatic (dot) com
Begun 16 January 2006

Drupal Hub is an api to allow a server to act as a portal to other web servers.
It associates a specific CCK content type with web listings, and optionally
allows the client servers to create and update their own listings, using xml.

Still in development.

Flickr Rippr reads flickr.com for users latest public photos, and turns these into content (nodes) on your drupal website.

You need only publish to flickr.com, and they will automagically appear on your drupal website after each cron run. Join this up with the Views module and make photo galleries, blocks, and other awesomes.

Example available on author's blog: http://coffee.geek.nz/photos

requires the Flickr API module.

The module adds information about user's content to his/her profile's 'view' tab grouped by content type. This allows to understand fast what is user's contribution for the site, that helps to add more community outlook to the site.

The difference from tracker.module is that it doesn't take additional tab and doesn't require additional click. Treats comments as seperate content type, what supposed to be an advantage; allows to locate each comment in thread.