Flickr parser for the Feeds module.
Adds an enhanced parser for Flickr feeds.
Requires simplepie.inc installed in feeds module. See the feeds module README for installation instructions.
Currently only works with RSS feeds not Atom feeds. To have Flickr server up RSS feed simply add "&format=rss2" to the end of your feed URL.
User List Export allows you to automatically manage access to Samba shares and semi-automatically manage access to SVN repositories based on Drupal user roles by writing simple access list files.
This module is intended to simply extend the functionality of the the excellent Node Import module. The maintainer of Node Import has expressed a desire for that module to remain focused on importing nodes. So this module's intent is to focus discussion and efforts on extending Node Import to support updating nodes as well.
Module can export nodes from Drupal site to sites, that can accept "commerce xml" standard. For example, http://shop.i.ua
This module provides the ability to retrieve data from your CollectiveAccess collection management system (http://www.collectiveaccess.org), using Drupal as a frontend to make (parts of) your collection available to the public.
Important:
This module no longer works with the changed web services in CollectiveAccess 1.3
The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) project provides integration with LDAP for authentication, user provisioning, authorization, feeds, and views. It also provides apis and building blocks (query and server configuration storage) for other modules.
This module enable Feeds to take in data from a view output (i.e. from Views). This combined with pluggable query backend in Views 3.x will enable Drupal to import data from practically anywhere from the web given the Views pluggable query backend is implemented.
There is a screencast showing on one thing that this module can do (Importing Twitter Tweets into Drupal using Views and Feeds).
SPARQL Views allows you to use Views to access remote and local SPARQL endpoints. In the near future, it will also work for RDFa on Web pages and hopefully microdata. Once the data is in Views, you can use Views style and display plugins to format your data.
This module provides location mappers for the Feeds module and is compatible with both CCK and location module location fields.
Degrees, minutes, seconds notation is supported for latitude and longitude sources provided the values are numeric.
Simple GeoRSS support is available for georss:points (http://georss.org/simple)
The Drupal RETS Real Estate Framework (dRealty) enables administrator-developers to get real estate data via RETS and maintain a copy of that data in Drupal. dRealty is focused on that one-way data flow, and it does not include a user interface beyond administrative and configuration pages.
The Drupal 7.x-3.0 stable release is out (hopefully, with the only minor BUG overlooked: https://www.drupal.org/node/2840750#comment-11863587) and the support documentation and Video is to be produced in 2017.
The Drupal 8.x release is being designed, and the download is unusable and unsupported until further notice. If you would like to join the 8.x work then review the issue "Plan for dRealty for Drupal 8". The next hangout for coordination is scheduled to be April 22, 2016, at 1 pm ET.
