Obsolete

This module is obsolete. As JapanSoc.com is no longer in service, this module has no usefulness.

The JapanSoc module allows you to insert in any node's body a "Soc It!" voting button provided by the JapanSoc.com service.

Deprecated module. Use Feeds instead of FeedAPI + FeedAPI Data for aggregating into Data tables.

FeedAPI Data is a FeedAPI processor plugin for storing feed items. You can use it as alternative to the default processor FeedAPI Node.

This project is meant to provide a simpler / more themeable alternative to the module below:

http://drupal.org/project/google_appliance

I ported some code from the other google appliance module, but I drastically reduced to the code that builds the query that hits GSA. The search results pages are broken up into either templates or theme functions and are meant to be easily overridable from the site theme. This project to my knowledge only supports GSA - I haven't integrated anything for GSA mini.

This module has been replaced by Views UI: Edit Basic Settings

The new project allows one to edit more Views settings such as the title and empty text. The UI is also improved by using Drupal tabs for Views pages similar to node pages.

This module provides a way to opt for the jangomail configuration for your drupal site.

If enabled, all mails will be sent using jangomail from your drupal site. It also provides a way to opt out at any moment of instance. When opted out, drupal's traditional mail system will work.

You require your jangomail account's username and password for the configuration.

To install, enable the module in /admin/build/modules, and visit admin/settings/jangomail .

Jobplus has been replaced by the listing module The module is mostly compatible with listing_job and listing_address

This Drupal 5 version of this module is sponsored by Artur Zembowicz and an implementation can be found here

This module has been integrated within Views Hacks. Its development will continue there.

This module exposes blocks as Views objects.

Please use drush which now includes drush make (as of 5.x).

Drush make does not turn modules on automatically: it only assembles Drupal directories -- it does not touch any database.

Usage

The drush make command can be executed from a path within a Drupal codebase or independent of any Drupal sites entirely.

Examples

1. Build a Drupal site at example/ including Drupal core and any projects defined in the makefile:

It turned out that this module is not actually needed, it is only left here for archiving purpose. Please have a look at the manual page,
Restrict specific folders from public download (via .htaccess)

Geolocator is an add-on behavior for the OpenLayers module. It uses work from the camptocamp project funded by the UN to enable HTML5 and Google Gears geolocation (via IP and other factors).

The project is unfinished; to be frank, it has barely started. Also, this functionality needs a bit of explanation: