Third-party Integration

Overview

Basecamp is an online project management system. This module is an implementation of the Basecamp API, allowing you to pull content from your Basecamp account and display it on your Drupal site. You can also use Drupal to submit content to Basecamp.

Currently this module only supports accounts using Basecamp Classic. Support for the new version of Bascamp will be added once the API has been published.

This module converts HTML text and Tex to PDF via the html2ps Perl script by Jan Kärrman.

The markItUp! JavaScript library is necessary for the LaTeX buttons which are TeX shortcuts of common math symbols.

The mimetex CGI script by John Forkosh is required for TeX rendering.

You may download these two requirements from these URLS:

http://user.it.uu.se/~jan/html2ps.html

http://markitup.jaysalvat.com/home

This module provides access to the latest Knockout JavaScript Library

Commerce Suomen Verkkomaksut integrates Suomen Verkkomaksut payment method with Drupal Commerce.

Features

• Let users pay for orders through Suomen Verkkomaksut.
• Testing credentials included.
• Supports both S1 and E1 payment types.

Installation and usage

See included README.txt for instructions.

Allows your Drupal site to gather statistics on how many times your content (and other entity types) have been "shared" with social/sharing services like Twitter, Google+, Facebook, etc. Also provides an API for other modules to hook into and provide their own share counts.

Also provides views integration so you can easily create a 'Most shared' block listing the most popular shared content.

Tools and libs for Drupal development under GNU/Emacs. GNU/Emacs is a big and strange thing actively used by a hacker subculture for any purposes. One of Emacs abilities — to be an IDE for a wide variety of languages. There are some extensions and tools for using Emacs as IDE for PHP. The purpose of this project is to merge useful PHP tools for Emacs to one bundle for a quick installation and easy updating.

Version 1.x of the IDE offers basic set of features:

The Web Service Client Views module is useful for those who just simply want to parse and display content from a web service. This project integrates the Web service client with Views. Using the Wsclient module, you specify a web service description including operations and results. Then using this module, you can easily display those results using the Views UI.

Purpose: White list admins when they log in so they can submit html content without the cloudflare challenge screen.

This simple module creates two new permissions "cloudflare whitelist" and "cloudflare blacklist." Any user with a role with the respective permissions will be either whitelisted when logging in, unwhitelisted when logging out, or similarly blacklisted when logging in, and unblacklisted when logging out. If the ip changes mid session, the module will update cloudflare as well.

BugHerd is an issue tracking system built for designers and web developers. This module allows you to quickly and easily add BugHerd to your Drupal site. The module allows you grant access to BugHerd by roles and even turn it off for admin pages.

You can sign up for a free 14 day trial of BugHerd and see if it will work for you - no credit card needed. Check out the features list.

About
This module pulls Google DFP (Doubleclick for Publishers) ad units/slots and makes them available as blocks in Drupal. The blocks will then display the ads from the unit's inventory. At the moment, integration is extremely basic and I'd like to keep it that way, since Google DFP is absurdly complex.

Requirements