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Twitter search

dragonwize - November 9, 2009 - 02:16

Adds Twitter search functionality to the Twitter module.

An administrator can setup text to search Twitter for. On cron runs, the results are saved via the twitter module. Because of the integration with the twitter module you automatically get the same views integration it has.

Status

Road map

When all the issues for a given version are completed and sufficient testing has been done the listed stable version will be released. This road map is only tentative and may change at any time.

Stable 1.0

  • Add additional views filter to filter by search text.
  • Lots of testing

Iframe Filter

javierreartes - November 5, 2009 - 21:03

Iframe Filter allows to embed content into an iframe. Normally externally loaded content like website widgets can slow down the loading of your website or making it crash if the page from where the content is loaded fails.

Iframe Filter provides a simply solution for fixing this, you just need to add this filter to an input format and the content you create using that format will be displayed inside an iframe created dynamically.

Manager

franz - November 5, 2009 - 00:01

A set of modules for a pleasant manager-friendly UI.

Taxonomy single tag

sinasalek - November 4, 2009 - 07:36

taxonomy_single_tag improves core's taxonomy adding support for free single tagging.

Why such a module might be necessary is explaned at Taxonomy autocomplete without multiple select:

is it possible to create a taxonomy-input with autocomplete, but without the possibility to select multiple terms?
With "Free tagging" its possible to separate multiple terms with a comma, but i like to select only one term.
Autocomplete is necessary because 1000+ terms are too much for a single dropdown...

Notes:

  • branch 6.x-1.0-alpha1 - initial release supported taxonomy_other 6.x-1.1
  • branch 6.x-1.0-beta1 and later releases - removed taxonomy_other support to keep this module simple and straightforward #623220: remove taxonomy_other support

Top Terms

adub - November 1, 2009 - 19:50

Top Terms is a lightweight module designed to find popular terms on a site. These can be displayed as a simple block or used by other modules.

Popularity is measured by summing page hits for each article tagged with a term. It collects these results on a scheduled basis and caches them for better performance. The block display can easily be overridden by adding the following template files to your theme:

  • topterms-block.tpl.php
  • topterms-block-item.tpl.php

For integrating with other modules:

The following function is suitable for use by other modules: topterms_get(). It has the following signature and defaults:

topterms_get($cacheid = 'topterms', $vids = NULL, $limit = 20, $sorting = 'name')

Usage:

$vids = array(12); // an array of vocabulary ids
$limit = 20;
$sorting = 'name'; // 'name' or 'total'
$cacheid = 'myapp'; // or something like md5(implode('', $vids) . $limit . $sorting) if you are generating dynamic queries
$data = topterms_get($cacheid, $vids, $limit, $sorting);

(N.B. This module is distinct to terms_statistics which measures accesses to taxonomy listings rather than nodes themselves.)

Developed by http://adub.com

Webform Submissions ACL

Webform Submissions ACL form to grant users access to a webform

Grant individual users access to the results of specific webforms.

Adds a tab to each webform "edit section" that allows you to add users that should be able to access the results of a webform, but not adjust the form itself.

Users who are granted access this way then don't see the "edit" tab on the webform but only the "results" tab. They can then view results, download them, ...

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