Syndicate User Blog

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The module allows users in a Drupal site to add their blogs to their profile. Administrators will have the option of approving selected blogs upon which the blog gets added to the Syndicated Feeds on the site and the content of the blog will get syndicated to the content in the site through the Feed module. This allows users to add their blogs to the site through a moderated channel. The development of the module was sponsored by Malayal.am

Book Block

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The bookblock module can generate an individual menu block for each of your site's books.
These blocks can then be administered as any other block to appear on the pages you choose. You aren't limited to making them appear on book pages only.

Page manager redirect

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This is a very simple module that exposes a 'redirect' task to the page manager module in the ctools suite. This allows you to define paths that can then redirect to others, all without writing any code. You can use this to do things like:

  • Redirect user profile nodes to the /user/X page that owns the profile
  • Redirect Images in a gallery to their node referenced gallery.

Page Manager Redirect (PMR) is now fully compatible with Drupal 7!

Differences from similar modules

There are a number of other modules that attempt to perform some kind of redirection based on paths. Page manager redirect is different because it can leverage the ctools context system to gather all sorts of useful information from the original URL to construct the redirection URL with. Genius!

Revive Video Ads

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This module allows integration of Video Advertisements streamed via Revive ad server (formerly OpenX ad server) into videos played via flowplayer using the Video Module. The module requires configuration of Revive Ad Server, Video Streaming Server (possibly Red5 or one of the paid RTMP services) and Flowplayer before it can be used. The development of this module was sponsored by Alamosa.tv

Kansas Sales Tax for Ubercart

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This module calculates Kansas Sales Tax for the Ubercart module. Kansas has destination-based sales tax, meaning that as a seller, you have to charge sales tax based on your shipping location rather than based on your store/business location, meaning that the tax rate is variable rather than being uniform over the entire state. For that reason, a simple sales tax setup in Ubercart will not work for Kansas.

In this module, tax is calculated based on the purchaser's shipping address (or billing address, for non-shippable purchases), and the tax rate is found via address lookup on the Kansas State Department of Revenue's web site, so that it always uses the most recent tax rate information.

Open Media Airing

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This module is designed to be used by Community Media organizations with Leightronix, Telvue, Tightrope or Synergy playback servers. It defines a date based content type used to store and display events that have already been scheduled on the server.

Simple Menu Settings

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This module simplifies menu settings on node add pages.

When the user checks the "Add this page to a menu" check box, the "link title" field and and "menu" select list are revealed, and the "link title" field is automatically populated from the node title.

If the user unchecks the "Add this page to a menu" check box and saves the node, the menu item is deleted.

It also exposes a "View standard menu settings" permission to allow certain roles (and user 1) to use the standard menu settings.