Third-party Integration

11-19-2008 - THIS MODULE IS NOW INCLUDED WITH CIVICRM 2.1.2+ AND IS NO LONGER BEING MAINTAINED ON DRUPAL.ORG, THE FILES BELOW ARE FOR LEGACY/ARCHIVE PURPOSES ONLY. The 6.x release has been removed to avoid incorrect warnings in the module update reports.

This work is being sponsored by Give-Me-An-Offer.com.

Thanks to community member chok for an initial patch to start the ball rolling on a Drupal 6 version.

The SWFAddress module provides integration with the open-source SWFAddress library by Asual, as well as SWFObject.

MailServer is a Drupal module that automatically creates, updates and removes e-mail accounts for users with an e-mail domain that the module is configured to manage.

The Amazon EC2 Console module provides a GUI for managing resources within Amazon's Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud.

With this module you are able to select your favourite AMI, launch one or more instances of it, then terminate it.

Limitations:

• Instances must be launched individually.
• Instances are not nodes. This may change depending on feedback.

Requirements:

This module is no longer being developed. Please check out the awesome work on the OpenCalais module.

This module provides an api for interfacing with the Calais web service, which provides semantic metadata of content sent to it.

Initially, this project was focused on using the returned data entities to tag nodes, but that functionality is in the process of being extracted out into a separate sub-module.

Riffly.com provides a very neat service which allows your users to leave you audio or video comments on your blog. The interface lets your record the audio or video comment while on your site using the user's webcam and microphone if they have them.

riffly.com have a plugin available for Wordpress which I ported over to drupal. Their interface is very easy to use - the comments are stored on the riffly servers and accessed from their servers whenever the user selects play on your site.

There is no reason why this should be limited to comments only but not also let you as the blogger leave audio or video blog content on your site.

Module is being abandoned as D5 is EOL...

I was unhappy with the output/integration of the available modules to create a retail store finder, so I threw this together. I know there is some room for improvement in the code but its a start and I thought I would this thrown out there.

The module provides and administrative interface to add/edit/delete stores. For the front end there is a place where you can input your address, zip and a search radius and be given a set of results on a google map. you will need a google map key to use this.

This project has been discontinued. If you wish to take it over, please submit a Drupal.org webmaster issue to that effect.

Interfaces the RDF API with the Sesame 2.0 native RDF store over HTTP, making Sesame repositories available to Drupal.

The Blog Reactions module monitors Technorati, Google Blogsearch, Yahoo! Bloglines and Blogato for reactions - trackbacks - on your posts. It displays a date and a short summary and links back to the original reaction on the web.