Minimally maintained

This module adds rules integration on webforms.

MySpace Sync clones content from MySpace profiles as Drupal nodes. Given a profile URL and update frequencies for comments, blog posts, and events, MySpace Sync will pull in fresh content when cron runs. The primary use case is to automatically republish content from your MySpace profile on your Drupal site. All HTML parsing is handled in the myspace_parse submodule, which could be applied to other use cases.

This module provides integration with the Salsa platform, which powers Democracy in Action (DIA) and Wired for Change (WfC)

Main features:

• Signup block for supporters
• Integration between Salsa supporters and Drupal users, including profile (core) fields and Content Profile nodes (including any defined CCK fields).
• Integration between Salsa objects^* and Drupal content types, including support for defined CCK fields.
• CCK types supported: text, numbers, dates and location.
• Per-role configurable Salsa groups, which users can check and subscribe directly in their profile pages.

^*Only events at the moment

Themepacket module helps Themers and Developers create and override theme implementations quickly and naturally by eliminating the need to manually register theme hooks in your modules and themes. This module will also discover any assets found with your theme implementations (css, js) and drupal_add_* on your behalf.

The purpose of Form Builder CRUD is to provide a permanent storage mechanism for the Form Builder module.

D7 Usage

This is an API only module. See Form Builder Field for an example implementation.

This module supports spell checking of node content (including title, body and CCK fields).

Provides the ability to integrate GitHub related content, like a list of current commits from a GitHub-hosted repository, and a link to a GitHub-users page.

The module uses GitHub API v3 to integrate GitHub-content on the desired Drupal-site.

This module is for fairly advanced Drupal users. It helps manage database settings as they are shared between multiple developers, and also between dev, staging and live versions of a website.

Read the (verbose) introduction.

Be sure to read the README.txt before you enable and use the module! Once enabled:

Summary

Follow-up allows you to schedule the creation of nodes, triggered by the creation of a node. That is, it allows you to configure a trigger node type with information on the target nodes and the follow-up schedule, and the module will create a schedule for when the target nodes should be created.

The Olark module provides some simple integration between the Olark live chat service and Drupal. The module also provides a Context reaction to allow you to add the code using more complex Context-based rules, such as adding the code at specific paths, for specific roles, or other criteria. For instance, you could only show the Olark chat on the home page to anonymous users.