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Social Media Importer is a Drupal 7 developer only module that allows you to authenticate with Social Medias e.g. Twitter, Googleplus or Facebook and use this authentication to Import Application Data in JSON.

To import Data from a social media, enable the corresponding social media submodule e.g. Facebook Importer, Twitter Importer, Googleplus Importer. You need to create a Social Media Application at:

• Facebook: Facebook Console
• Googleplus: Googleplus Console
• Twitter: Twitter Console

Features

• Facebook, Twitter Applications and Access Management
• Import of Facebook, Googleplus and Twitter Data in JSON

Requirement

Social Media Importer:
OAuth Module - This modules depends on OAuth Module.

Installation

• Copy this module directory to your sites/all/modules or sites/SITENAME/modules directory.
• Enable the module and manage Social Media Applications at admin/config/services/socialmedia_importer.

This module exposes all image field widgets to mobile devices via the HTML Media Capture method.

Module with a very specific and limited scope: Creates a block for use in Drupal 7 that will display the latest activities from a single G+ (google plus) profile. Out of the box support for video (application/x-shockwave-flash) and photo attachment types. Makes simple use of the REST google+ API, and caches results to avoid repeated calls.

Also creates a small secondary block that can be used to display the google plus badge.

You will need your own Google+ API key for web apps, see https://code.google.com/apis/console

A CSS file is provided to customize the look and feel of the block. The blocks will offer third party modules the opportunity to alter the render arrays before they are rendered, as well as the profile identification before the google api is invoked.

The plus one, share, and follow buttons are provided by including the remote google javascript file plusone.js (done for you when the block is viewed).

To alter the render array that creates the feed block use:

HOOK_gplus_feed_block_feed_alter(&$render);

To alter the render array that creates the badge block use:

HOOK_gplus_feed_block_badge_alter(&$render);

To alter the profile id that is being referenced use:

HOOK_gplus_feed_block_profile_alter(&$profile);

To manage a new attachment type use:
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A simple drush script to check multiple sites for security updates.

A sub-module of the Recurly module that adds and removes a role based on Recurly subscriptions.