Location

This module extends OpenLayers CCK input widget allowing to mark a location on the map by simply providing its address.

The integration with Token module allows to auto-fill other text CCK fields on the node submission page with values coming from the geocoding response (like city, country, postal code, administrative areas, etc...). Text and select widgets are supported.

Getdirections has moved to Github

A module to provide a common interface for geoparsing services such as Yahoo!'s Placemaker and various CCK fields.

GDriving allows users to input an address via a Google Map marker's info window, and displays the Google Map driving directions in a printable facebox overlay.

Country Ban can be used to set entire countries to "read only" or to ban their access completely. Setting a country to "read only" disables all account access for that region, automatically logging out any user which resides there and preventing new accounts from being generated. Websites set to 'read only' will still be able to be viewed anonymously. The website admin may also set a "complete ban", which will block the website entirely for all users of the configured region.

Tagmap is a Views style plugin. We made a text marker API which we use to display a geo-coded tag cloud over Google Map.

There are two possibilities: to display taxonomy terms, or display previously imported external data.

The module provides admin settings page for some basic options. Some of them can be overridden with views style plugin options.

Timeline Map was built as a Views 2 style plug-in.
It is based on Timemap.js project, so Timemap.js (from http://code.google.com/p/timemap/) has to be included in the module’s js directory.

It allows you to load one or more datasets onto both a map and a timeline simultaneously. Only items in the visible range of the timeline are displayed on the map. Timeline Map displays data represented in the timeline as markers on Google map.

This is a Web Feature Service implementation around Views and Drupal-stored geodata.

This is useful for users who must display many points on an OpenLayers map or complex data that would be poorly rendered by browsers. Essentially, GeoServer can pull node data from Drupal via WFS and display the points as a rendered image. Then the user can interact with the map by clicking and making WFS queries for point information.

This module provides:

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What Does It Do?
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Headup automatically identifies and highlights the important topics in your content. When your users mouse-over the highlights Headup displays articles, images, videos, Tweets, etc. related to the highlighted topic.

Your Benefits:

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Version 1.10
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Please have a look at Adhan module.