Actively maintained

Consensus is a platform for both creating content and having discussion in large groups.

The suite of modules provides a CCK field that can be viewed and edited in a semi-AJAX environment, in a collaborative, structured, accountable process. You can think of the module as a hybrid between a wiki and a message board. It is designed to allow conversations between potentially hundreds of people to remain concise, legible and useful through a self-moderating process. Javascript and AJAX makes the user experience smooth and intuitive.

This project will serve as an add-on to Drupal 7's Media module, to allow users to generate different versions of an image without having different variations of an image in the library.

For instance, if you want to be able to crop an image in different ways in different parts of the site without having several crops on the same image cluttering up your library, this module can help you do that. Ultimately, it will provide instance-based transformations of images, allowing you to specify the following attributes when rendering the image:

This module allows the creation of users from anonymous Content Profile nodes (e.g. nodes created via Node Import).

You are creating a directory of members of an organization. You only have email addresses for a small percentage of the organization's members, so you can't create user accounts for most of them. Instead, you create Content Profiles for each member via Node Import. At some point in the future, however, you may receive email addresses for those members and would like to create corresponding user accounts.

Medhat

Description

You specify hashtags or users and, optionally, language, and the TwitterMiner module scours twitter's API and saves the matching tweets.

The module defines a new table in your Drupal database named 'twitterminer_tweets' and stores all of the tweets in it.

The point of mining tweets is to make them accessible for long term data analysis. Twitter only makes tweets accessible for one week through their API.

The Config Check module provides a report that you can run just before you launch a site to make sure that you've got all your Drupal ducks in a row. Among other things, it checks that:

Overview

The jQuery reel formatter allows you to use the Jquery reel plugin to output your images as a panorama or a 360° view of a place or object.
See it in action

Features

Most options available for the jQuery plugin can be set from the Field settings form found on the Manage display page for your content type.

This module extends the Date module to provide enhanced UI functionality. Specifically, this module does the following:

1. Adds in Baron Schwartz's date-time javascript functionality
2. Maintains the date's duration - so when the start date changes, the end date also changes
3. Adds in Willington Vega's dropdown time picker. By default, this timepicker replaces the standard timepicker
4. Adds an "All Day" button which toggles the time field. When checked, the start and end time is set to 00:00

Overview

This module is an addition to the nodeorder module. It provides the node order field in the node edit form and node display form.

This module is usefull when there are thousands of nodes, and they should be ordered in the strict order.

Features

In node edit form:

About the Module

This is an enhancement module for the Mobile jQuery Theme. You can also hook into the module with you own theme if desired.