SMSsync

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SMSsync is a simple, yet powerful SMS to HTTP sync utility that turns any Android phone into a local SMS gateway by sending incoming messages(SMS) to a configured URL (web service).

This module makes it easier to enable SMSsync to post the SMS messages into your drupal instance

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This module requires your PHP version to be 5.4 or higher

Wjs

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Wjs is an entry point to make your Javascript web app retrieve assets from your server, via AJAX, or not. Everything is an extension with wjs : script, image, html, etc..., and all extensions can load dependencies. This library is for you, if you want to :

  • Create little lightweight one page sites with full lazy loading (js methods, classes, images, links, etc...).
  • Load complex packages from your PHP application to javascript, in a minimum of requests.
  • Instantiate javascript class objects.

Take a little tour on our demo live sites :

SoundCloud Sync

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While other SoundCloud-related modules downloads sounds from SoundCloud.com
this module upload them and sync. This module do not provide the player.

This module uploads and sync sound-files attached to nodes to SoundCloud.com.

When users add/update/remove node which has a file-field configured to
sync sound-files with SoundCloud those files will be automatically updated
at SoundCloud.com.

Taxamo for Commerce

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What is VATMOSS?

VATMOSS is an EU VAT regulation, effective January 1st 2015. This new regulation requires that VAT for the sale of digital goods be charged based on the location of the customer (rather than the location of the online store) as well as factoring in different rates depending on the type of digital goods (i.e. e-books).