Import XML-Content from 3rd party systems (or any external content) to Drupal nodes using drupal queue and batch api. This is done either manually by uploading a file and import it with batch api or automatically by providing some hotfolders which will be scanned on cron. The XML files must follow a specific structure.
Introduction: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfU5z6TFmZA
The Form Service module provides form handling for the Services module.
The idea, similar to other service modules, is that a form can live entirely on the service provider, and clients with proper authentication are able to use the form.
All the form validation and submission is handled on the service side. The client just sees the validation feedback, and whatever redirection is set on successful submission.
This module is used for connecting to a server that uses the Form Service module.
The idea, similar to other service modules, is that a form can live entirely on the service provider, and clients with proper authentication are able to use the form.
All the form validation and submission is handled on the service side. The client just sees the validation feedback, and whatever redirection is set on successful submission.
The LinkedIn Share Button module adds LinkedIn's new official share widget to your Drupal site. The module allows you to place the share widget on any content type that you have on your website and allows you to customize the button's display type.
Similar to the Tweet Button and Facebook share buttons, the LinkedIn Share button allows you to easily share your site's content with your LinkedIn network.
When developing Drupal sites, we are often switching between development versions and a production site. Since they normally look identical, it is easy to get confused as to which host we are on. This utility displays a small banner to indicate the host of a site, as a reminder to where you are.
You may specify a host name to be associated with the devel, stage, and test types. You may select which banners to use from five default sets, or add your own custom set of banners.
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.
User Relationship Locator extends User Relationships module to provide the ability to find and add new user relationships based on user information provided by a sub-module.
You probably have seen this feature elsewhere on the internet under the heading "People you may know".
Skyscanner is a flight search engine that allows users to browse for flights via price and location. Additional tools such as fare graphs, allow users to compare flight prices of any given route over a month period, or the price of weekend flights from any given city.
This module provides theme functions and blocks for SkyTools, allowing customised Skyscanner flight search widgets to be embedded into pages.
A feature-based version of Case Tracker, which relies much more heavily on standard Drupal modules like CCK and Comment Driven, and is thus much more extensible. Contains nearly 100% of the functionality of Case Tracker, and then some, with Gantt charts, progress and duration fields, and task dependencies out-of-the-box. Included submodules provide Open Atrium integration and migration from Case Tracker and Storm environments.
Profile Locality provides dynamic country and postal code fields to the core profile module. It's the more outgoing, more athletic older brother of Profile Location because it's not limited to only primary and secondary countries and provides better compatibility with other profile oriented modules like Profile Privacy.
