New Drupal Modules

The MediaElement module brings the MediaElement.js plugin to Drupal.

This module is in active development and not ready for use.

The Taxonomy Token module allows the user to set vocabularies for which there will be created specific tokens. It's main use is together with the Pathauto module.

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This module creates access rules automatically, when some events are verified.

The TranslateThis Button is a lightweight Javascript translation widget that translates any page quickly using Ajax and the Google Language API. This module is a Drupal integration of the TranslateThis Button code.

This module adds a small button to your site to select a language. Once a user translates a page on your site, any of the other pages they visit on your site will be automatically translated. This allows the script to translate your entire site, and won't effect other visitors. At any time the user can stop the automatic translation either by clicking the "cancel" link during the translation or the "undo" link after the translation completes.

Additionally if the page is translated back into the original language, the automatic translation will stop.
If you would prefer not to use the automatic translation functionality at all, you can disable it.

Usage this cool translation module is simple: just download and enable the module, and place the block in the preferred region.

The TranslateThis Button has a number of technical advantages for developers.

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This module provides a themed function called "get_exposed_filter_output()" which print out the values of the exposed filter used in a view.
This can be useful in the view header, in case the exposed filter is in a block, but there is a need to show the user according to what filter he got the results.

The idea is based on the discussion - #658566: Use data from exposed filter in title or header.

To use this module you should:

All of the exposed filters are available in the $exposed_filters variable inside the template file.

The basic template is not very useful since it does not have the proper labels of the filters.

This module allows to embed primary menu in the theme as a tree instead of the first level only.

It keeps classes and other stuffs applied by other modules (Menu Class for instance).

To use it, replace :
<?php print theme('links', $primary_links, array('id' => 'main-menu', 'class' => 'links clearfix'));?>
by
<?php print multi_lev_menu('primary-links',array('id' => 'main-menu', 'class' => 'links clearfix'));?>
You can also use this code to find the name of your primary links menu :
            <?php if ($primary_links){
                if ($primary_links_name) $menu_name = $primary_links_name;
                else $menu_name = variable_get('menu_primary_links_source', 'primary-links');
                print multi_lev_menu($menu_name,array('id' => 'main-menu', 'class' => 'links clearfix'));
            }
            ?>

The Drag & Drop Gallery create a gallery node type that allows you add images to the gallery by dragging and dropping images from your local file system. (Requires Firefox 3.6 or later for administration).

The Taxonomy Required per Node Type module lets you set which taxonomies are required per node type.

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This module creates add a Facebook-like wall. This wall integrates Facebook-style status, personal Activity feed and other features...

Edit: it looks like Activity will hold all data (of FBSS and others) and try to output this on its own. It's great! Module suspends.

This module is a wrapper for a Javascript program called Boomerang from the Exceptional Performance team at Yahoo!

Boomerang "measures the performance of your website from your end user's point of view." Example measurements include:

• Round trip time of the page ("t_done")
• User's measured bandwidth in bytes per second ("bw")
• User's measured HTTP latency in milliseconds ("lat")

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OpenScholar Virtual Site is a core set of modules used to power and customize a so-called virtual site in the OpenScholar distribution.

Feeds Topics adds to Feeds the ability to watch topics (i.e., keywords) from multiple sources. To do so, it provides a FeedsFeedNodeProcessor-compatible parser that "parses" known RSS sources to automatically create Feed nodes.

• Enable Feeds and this module.
• Create a new content type Feed.
• Create a new importer with the following settings:
  • Attached to: Feed
  • Fetcher = HTTP Fetcher
  • Parser = Common syndication parser
  • Processor = Node processor with any suitable configuration
• Create a new content type Topic.
• Create a new importer with the following settings:
  • Attached to: Topic
  • Fetcher = Null fetcher
  • Parser = Topic parser
  • Processor = Feed Node processor with content type = Feed and mapping url (manually entered) to Feed source
• Create a new Topic node and type a keyword in the Topic keywords field.
• When you import feed items for this node, new feeds of type Feed will be created with the appropriate keywords in the source URL.

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This provides support for SoundCloud to Embedded Media Field.

This module adds an option to nodes and comments to provide an integrated dice roller. The dice roller options are based on the standards set at http://openrpg.com for dice rolling. (OpenRPG is under GNU GPL.)

Once the roll is made, there is no option for the user to go back to remove the roll from the post nor any option to modify the roll. This is to prevent tampering with results, negating the risk of cheating.

Google app authentication is useful to authenticate users using google app login credentials and redirect to website,if the user is logging in for the first time it creates new account and login immediately,otherwise it directly login to user account.

This is in aggressive development phase, if anybody interested please contact me for the status or sponsorships are welcome

Voting Rules provides Rules integration for the VotingAPI module.

Administrators can configure actions to occur when a user submits a vote, when a user deletes a vote, and when the results of a vote are calculated. Currently, Voting Rules supports votes on nodes, users, and comments.

Supported conditions include acting on the total number of votes, average vote, the sum total of all votes, as well as any conditions provided by other modules on the node, user, or comment that is being voted on.

The author, John De Mott, is available for paid work and customizations and can be contacted here.

Out of the box Drush offers support for Drupal 7.x site install.
This module provides support for Drupal 6.x site install as well (without any http calls to a running server).

Assuming that you have drush already installed.
drush dl drush_site_install6

cd /path/to/drupal/
drush site-install6

For more info please consult
drush help site-install6

This module is based on this blog post:
http://backupgenerator.blogspot.com/2010/07/dumps-install-drupal-6x-site...

See also http://drupal.org/project/provision

The Cacti Integration module provides an interface to query Drupal for statistics and return the results to the open source Cacti network graphing package. The data goes one way: from Drupal to Cacti. All graphs and information appear within the Cacti interface. It does not allow you to embed or otherwise 'bring back' information from Cacti to Drupal. It's a one way trip.

This is not ready for general usage. I'm looking for help writing and testing the module, which is why there is no -dev release yet.

• Drupal server module functional
• TODO: Write the Cacti client
• TODO: Create templates

There are multiple pieces to making this all work. Here they are.

1) This module. This module is installed on your Drupal site. It acts as
a 'server' to reply to queries from Cacti. In Cacti-speak, this is the
server side of the Data Input Method. Its only job is to collect information
and provide it to a calling Cacti host/script. It must be enabled on the
Drupal site and then configured in the admin -> reports -> cacti menu.

It will not work if you do not enable it AND configure it!

2) The drupal_stats.php file. This is the 'client' side of the system. This
file is placed on the Cacti server inside of the scripts directory. Generally

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Provides integration with the recently announced Hookbox project providing Websocket/Comet support to the browser. This is primarily an API module, although it will allow for some end user configuration. A series of hooks will be implemented that allow modules to utilize Hookbox's webhooks in a simple and safe manner. More documentation to come soon.

The UUID Features Integration module provides a mechanism for exporting content (nodes, taxonomy, fields) into a features module. What's that you say? You thought features was only for configuration? This module is meant to be used in the cases where certain pieces of content straddle the line between pure content and configuration.

Examples:

• There are relatively static pages (like an About Us page) that have links from your primary navigation. If these were to go missing, your client would certainly say the site is broken.
• You maintain page nodes for items like Terms of Service or Privacy Policy. These nodes appear on several sites and should always be the same.
• Feed Nodes are certainly much more configuration than content. A sample feature for automating an import for a data source could include feed configuration, a content type to import data into, and a feed node that references said configuration so that imports could be done immediately after enabling the module.
• Taxonomies, especially for things like article categories, that will rarely ever change. Also useful if these taxonomies should be shared across multiple sites.

Dependencies:

• Features

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