A Drupal-based re-creation of FixMyStreet (UK) arising from the Open Government New Zealand initiative (refer http://open.org.nz/) currently operating at FixMyStreet.org.nz.
RDF Hub is a module for managing and indexing the RDF "sources" of a collection of websites. You can configure a list of data sources, including RDF documents by URL and SPARQL endpoints with specific queries. For each data source, you can configure indexing options, specifically how often a source should be indexed or the precise timing of a series of indexing (cron-style).
The ShrinkTheWeb module uses the ShrinkTheWeb (https://shrinktheweb.com) service functionality to cache and display website screenshots (e.g. web pages thumbnails).
The module's D8 version is currently under development, but beta releases are available already.
This module is an add-on to the Search API which allows the indexing and searching of attachments.
This is a Borgun payment gateway for Ubercart, which allows Ubercart to accept credit and debet card payments via Borgun Iceland Secure Payment (http://Borgun.is).
Process steps between Drupal - Ubercart and borgun are as follows:
WordPress provides a great platform for blogging. Drupal provides all the tools for a great blogging platform, but it takes some effort to join all those tools together. This module goes some way to addressing that.
This module can be seen in action on my blog site: http://deglos.com/.
The killer features I see in WordPress are:
Provide **Multiselect widget** (form element) for developer:
$form['select1'] = array(
'#type' => 'fapi_multiselect',
'#title' => 'Widget title',
'#required' => TRUE,
'#options' => array('Option 1', 'Option 2', '...'),
'#default_value' => array(),
);
Drupal 7, please use Multiselect module.
This module hopes to bring the ability for users to "checkin" to a node (most likely in conjunction with a Location and/or Services), indicating that they have been to or are presently at this node's location. This module is primarily geared towards serving location-aware smartphone mobile sites and applications. Although a method to checkin to a node directly from the site will be provided, naturally determining whether or not the user is legitimately at that node's location is an issue.
This module is designed to expose teaser content for sites which normally require users to login to view nodes.
Admins may configure specific content types which they wish to have teasers exposed for, in addition to workflow states (if the module is installed). This means you can show a regular 403 (or a redirect to your custom 403 page) for some content types, and teaser content for others.
In addition you may add a marketing message above or below your teasers encouraging users to sign up for an account.
This example demonstrates how to build a Drupal-native web scraper. It imports events from a single month of Stanford University's calendar by navigating to the page for each day and creating a node for each event on the day's list. Each event is then queued for scraping its details.
All functionality is provided by Feeds, Feeds XPath HTML Parser, Feeds Crawler, Feeds SelfNode Processor, and Feeds Tamper. This module only includes an example configuration packaged using Features. Developers and site-builders who are interested in web scraping may find it a helpful starting point.