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Description

Basically this is a developer module.

Facebook Pull is a fast and efficient module for displaying Facebook feeds on your site. Ready for you to customize.

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What Is EasyPing?

Unlike WordPress, the default installation of Drupal has no way of pinging web sites
to notify them of new content. This means third party sites like http://pingomatic.com do not automatically get notified of any new or updated content on your site. This can slow down the indexing of pages in search engines because ping services are used to notify them of new content.

This module will provide the ability to add a list of ping services from an administration page. This is similar to the functionality of WordPress on the "Writing Settings" page. This will make your Drupal site notify the listed services of any new or updated content.

The difference between this and the built in WordPress ping, is with this module you can choose what content types to ping and whether nodes should be pinged on creation, update or both. Logging can also be enabled so that the results of the ping are stored in the Drupal event log. This is handy so that you know when ping services are no longer working and just slowing down the adding or amending of content.

Installing EasyPing:

1. Copy the easyping directory into sites/all/modules
2. Navigate to admin/modules and Enable EasyPing.
3. Navigate to admin/people/permissions and assign the Administer EasyPing permission.
This is required to setup or modify the settings of the EasyPing module.

This project aims to solve a common problem of displaying a twitter widget for a specified username, that has been noted in various places, but never properly developed.

The module (currently Drupal 7 only, but could easily be backported) implements a custom field formatter that takes the contents of a generic Text Field, attached to a Node, and treats it like a Twitter Username. It then provides a default template file (twitter-widget.tpl.php) That can be overridden in your module, with the code generated after you configure a Twitter Profile Widget and click "Finish & Grab code" button at Twitter.com.