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Load JavaScript asynchronously using the most browser compatible method. The

Promote Ad Module

Twitfaves integrates with the Twitter API in order to build a block with the favorite tweets of a Twitter account.

Multiple blocks can be set up for different Twitter accounts.

This module relies on Twitter module in order to authenticate a Twitter account, which once done gives access to obtain favorited tweets from any Twitter account.

Field formatter to use with link and url modules. The formatter converts links to social media, so they can be displayed in different ways. Using the formatter makes it possible to have social media links added as fields to an entity.

Sponsors

Discimport.dk, Vejle Idrætshøjskole and Motionsplan.dk.

Adds the ability to limit CSS Injector functionality with permissions.

Some shortcuts have been taken, beware!

This module is used to post the Tweet status with Image on http://twitter.com from our website.
The main advantage of this module is it tweets the image with status on twitter.com with the help of Tweet Pic API (http://tweetpic.com/). The module is easy to configure.

Below are the steps to configure .
1. Create a twitter app for your Website or project (https://dev.twitter.com/)

Fixes "CAPTCHA session reuse attack detected" messages on certain AJAX-submitted fields (currently the File module's Upload field).

This module allows to create 301 redirections for unused entity paths, by bundle and language.

For example, if you have some content type, and you don't want people to visit it's corresponding "node/%node" page (because that content type is not a page-like content type, it's just an object-like content type that must remain hidden).

Another useful case, is when you desire to redirect Taxonomy term page to an existing View page, with a given exposed filter selected ($_GET parameter).

Description

Makes Wikiloc fields available to show trials and waypoints from the service http://es.wikiloc.com/

Installation

Install as you would normally install a contributed drupal module. See:
https://drupal.org/documentation/install/modules-themes/modules-7
for further information.

RepropediaJS scans your content looking for words that appear in the Repropedia Lexicon (http://repropedia.org), adds an event listener to when a user clicks/taps on a recognized term, fetches its definition from the RepropediaAPI, and shows it inside a tooltip.