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What is OneID?

This module provides a jQuery Cycle2 slideshow plugin for Views Slideshow, heavily based on Views Slideshow: Cycle (bundled with Views Slideshow). Modifications have been made to interface with some basic options of Cycle2, though a lot remains to be done. New options added to Cycle2's API during its beta will be accounted for where possible.

Benefits to using Cycle2 over the original Cycle are that Cycle2 natively handles responsive design and (with an optional plugin) swipe events on capable devices.

Installation

• Enable jQuery 1.7 or higher. The easiest way to do this is via the jQuery Update module (update to the latest Chaos Tools dev and jQuery Update dev to avoid issues).
• Install this module as usual
• Place jquery.cycle2.js or its minified version inside sites/all/libraries/jquery.cycle2

This is an extension module for the Budget System API. It adds the ability to take Budget Requests.

This sandbox will contain a drupal module to interface a Drupal site with the joind.in website.

For what do we need this?

From joind.in's about page:

Joind.in is the replacement for all those paper submission forms that get left on the floor at the end of an event. The site gives details of events past, present and future, the sessions, timetable and speakers at each, and allows all attendees to register and leave feedback - for the sessions and for the event itself.

But we can do all this in Drupal. There's even a Conference Organising Distribution that will do this. For what do we need this?

1. Data in Joind.in is persistent. I've been to Drupal events and found that six months later when I've wanted to remind myself what talks were given, who gave a particular talk, or see the feedback that the site itself has been torn down. On Joind.in, I can see all data for listed events going back to 2008. I can find every talk I've ever seen at a PHP conference at Joind.in.
2. Because Joind.in stores data on many many events, it is possible to track speaker profiles across multiple talks and events, giving attendees a better insight into those presenting at your event, allowing them to make a more informed choice and increasing the profile of your speakers.