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The Japanese Mail Helper module allows you to convert mail text encoding from UTF-8 to iso-2022-jp ( JIS ) for Drupal.
It collaborates with Mime Mail Module.
There are many mobile phones that can't read UTF-8 text encoding mail in Japan.
Also it can convert Multi part mail (HTML) text encoding.
We've tested following modules' mail
* Drupal Core User registeration
* Contact form
* Webform
* Simplenews
1. Enable mimemail module.
dependencies:Mail System module
2. Enable jp_mail_helper module
3. Change mail engine which drupal use to send mail.
Head to "admin/config/system/mimemail"
Select "E-mail engine" section >> Japanese Mail Helper : customize mimemail for japanese character set.
4. Recommend Settings for Mimemail module
Uncheck "Include site style sheets"
notes
You shoud avoid using half-size font characters and machine dependable characters at mail title.
See details >> PHP: 日本語のマルチバイト文字に関する基本事項 - Manual
This module allows you to create 100% valid ATOM when using Views 3. It mentions NZ in the name of the modules as New Zealand Government namespaces are outputted into the metadata of the ATOM feed. This module can still be used in other countries, as the metadata can be ignored (and will not cause your feed to become invalid), or removed through theming.
Features
Integration with the NZ Govt 'information types' schema, based on the current node's content type. See the NZ e-govt website for more information.
Makes use of ATOM enclosures to embed file attachments
Adds each taxonomy term as metadata for each ATOM entry
Proper escaping of HTML entities to XML entities, to ensure a valid feed everytime
Theme functions and templates for both the feed and row output, for those that wish to extend and alter the output
Feed configuration options for:
The subtitle
The author name and URI
The license
Row configuration options for:
The amount of content for each node, either full text, teaser text, or title only
Mail to all allows you to send emails to all registered users of your site in a very simple manner. It is simple but it also is flexible. It is useful for the occasions when you need to send a message to everyone in your site.
This is not a newsletter solution, users can’t opt-out. Use this module with care.
Features
Allows you to send a mail to all users of your site.
It has a template system so you can customize the look of your emails.
It is compatible with Mime Mail so you can send HTML mails.
It keeps track of all the emails sent by mail to all.
Mails are not nodes
Basic tokens are enabled
Token integration with RealName
Users can’t opt-out from the list unless they remove their account from your site.
Works with WYSIWYG and IMCE so you can upload images
The data visualization api is a module that allows site builders to create, import & store data visualizations as entities and their data as standardized JSON. A user can then choose which installed data visualization library to use when rendering each data visualization entity.
All data is stored in a standardized format called Vizstruct. The spec for this specified JSON can be found here.
So far three adapters have been written to connect the Data Visualization API to individual rendering libraries. The adapter for Highcharts, JIT & jqPlot can be found here.
Features
The ability to create and store Data Visualizations as entities.
The ability to choose which rendering library you want for individual visualizations.
Quick load times since the data is stored as JSON files and not database records.
Integration with the Color module for easy color palette selection.
Profiler Builder is a module for automating the creation of installation profiles and distributions. It has support for the Profiler installation profile simplifier library but is able to run independent of it (1.0-RC4+). This module creates a downloadable tar package that gives you a well made installation profile and associated drush make file based on the site its installed on.
This is a fast, simple way of creating a distributions from any produced drupal site and is an excellent form of documentation via blue-print creation.
7.x features
Builds the .info, .profile, .install, .make, and .make.example files necessary to turn a site into a distribution / installation profile and tar's them up as a download.
Checkbox settings to allow for modifications to the generated output
all files based on components selected and analyzing current site
.install setting based on common install routines and distribution best practices
Make files features:
Local development options and components not found on d.o. added to local.make.example
modules with version and custom / version-less modules added to the end