No further development

Media has an input filter, and WYSIWYG integration for inserting the syntax for that input filter, but no way to embed media outside WYSIWYG. This module fills that gap, by adding an "insert" link next to media fields. When clicked, the links will insert a reference to the corresponding media file into the body field.

If you want to take this over, just ask. Otherwise, there no plans to develop it further.

Due to the KCFinder project being dead, this module has been abandoned. Consider using IMCE instead.

KCFinder is a multi-language file / image manager you can use to easily select, insert, upload and arrange images, flash movies, and other kinds of files.

KCFinder is licenced GPLv2 & LGPLv2, as in "free" and "open source".

This module integrates the KCFinder file manager to Drupal in 2 ways:

• Your users will be able to select images / media directly from ckeditor.
• You can add 2 new tabs to your user's profiles: "Image browser" and "File browser".

You can control which roles can use wich features with different permissions. Users can share a common folder or have different folders depending on the configuration.

CiviCRM allows administrators to create profiles for "public" (i.e. anonymous) users, but does not allow you to limit certain profiles to authenticated users? This module allows you to assign permissions by role to public profiles.

The CiviCRM wiki on linking profiles was used as a starting point for the module.

We will be rebuilding NYC WasteMatch.

Ditched this sandbox

This module provides a copy/paste based integration with Google Translation Tools http://translate.google.com/translate_tools for your Drupal site.

Security was not addressed in this module and there is a hole, since you're pasting a script in that gets injected into the head of the document. Seems fine otherwise though. Fun little project for an afternoon, but I've found there are too many similar projects for this functionality and decided not to keep working on it.

This project is no longer being maintained on Drupal.

However, the project is alive and well, and living on GitHub.

The Drupal 6 Module

The Drupal 7 Module

This module is a greenhouse for Rules functionality – triggers, actions and conditions that could be included in the Rules module, but probably should be tested out and voted on first. Feel free to add your own ideas, opinions, examples and feature requests!

Note 1: I do not plan to make a stable release of this project. It is a greenhouse for building and trying out new functionality for Rules, and should always be open for new and untested ideas.

Note 2: The Views integration in this kind of broken. It will be rewritten, but that has not started yet. If you want to use Views to load entities into Rules, I recommend Views Bulk Operations. See the VBO chapter at http://dev.nodeone.se/node/984 for a tutorial on how to do this.

Installation

The usual. Download, enable. You will need the Rules module. (Surprise!)

What is it?

Adds trailing slashes to all Drupal generated clean URLs.
For example: example.com/user/.

This module makes it possible to import tweets from certain users or / and certain keywords into nodes. When importing keywords you have the possibility to add a list of safe users. The tweets of these users will always be published, others will be imported as not published nodes.

The tweets are imported at each cron run.