Actively maintained

Sandbox Project for test purpose

This module will allow you to include any menu you wish in the navbar in place of the admin links, moving the admin links to the tray.

Regnum:

The inheritable power to govern.

The Regnum project allows users to submit a form to request ownership (or co-ownership) of an organic group on the site. At the time that the form is submitted, the user may or may not have an account on the site, and the requested group may or may not already exist. When the application form is approved, the specified user will be created if necessary, and then assigned ownership of the desired group, which will also be created if it does not already exist.

The purpose of this module is to provide a mechanism to manage officers in a large, multi-branch organization. It is presumed that every branch of the organization has a number of officers (President, Secretary, Treasurer, etc.). Each office is given an organic group to conduct business in; this group is created as needed, with the primary officer being set as the owner of the group. If the group already exists, then its owner will merely be changed when a new primary officer takes over.

YouTube Provider

Summary

YouTube Provider is an implementation of the Providers module. It takes a YouTube user's username, makes an API call to get that user's uploads, and creates nodes for each uploaded video returned from the API call.

Installation

1. Download and enable the Providers module.
2. Enable this module.
3. Extract youtube_video_content_type.rar into your modules directory and enable it.

Usage

1. Navigate to Structure > Providers (/admin/structure/providers/)
2. Click 'add' in the YouTube Provider row
3. Create the new provider.
   Title: The title of the provider.
   Username: The username of the YouTube user whose uploads you want to import.
   Max Results: The maximum number of items to return with each API call.
   Start Index: The position in the user's upload history to begin importing items.

Providers

Summary

Providers query webservices like Facebook, Google+, Flickr, YouTube, Twitter, etc, and import the items returned from API calls as nodes in your Drupal site. There are many advantages to this:

1. You have complete control over the design of these items. For example, if you have a Twitter widget, Twitter's branding will appear around the widget. If instead you use a Twitter provider then you can create your own templates in Drupal to display tweets however you want.
2. If a webservice becomes unavailable you will still be able to display content imported from that service.
3. You won't need to include external Javascripts or make API calls with each page load. This will speed up the page load time on your site.
4. You can order, filter, and display content in ways that an API may not allow.

This module only acts as an API for other modules to implement. The next section lists providers that have been created.

Providers

YouTube

• Drupal: https://drupal.org/sandbox/jtrost/2049661
• Github: https://github.com/jtrost/provider_youtube

Creating a new Provider

This module adds a required Phone Number field to the built-in site-wide Contact form provided by Drupal.
It adds the field just below the sender's name.