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Enables an extra display style which displays summaries of a column on the last row.

how to create panel node preview (node preview variant) with a custom block (plugin) for drupal 7.

Posts user submissions to a SOAP endpoint

This module provides an integration with Omniture's Web Services API, for pulling site statistics and data into your own database on a regular schedule. It provides:

- Node edit level stats on specific node performance
- Site overview stats under the reports tab

It is capable of breaking out data based on user, node, and taxonomy pages, as well as general site overview data.

This module is behind the "views" count feature on the site FastCoDesign.com, and also serves as a useful resource for editors to keep track of top stories, and top-referrers for stories.

There are many caveats to using this, as the Omniture API, and data structure in general is quite tricky. It presumes that you have chosen to name your pages, for Omniture reporting, with the full URL path minus the server name. For instance http://site.com/article/how-to-build-a-website would be "/article/how-to-build-a-website" in Omniture.

I will take suggestions for enhancements to the entire scheme, as use cases come up.

Dependencies:

- Drupal Queue module (a backport of 7.x Queue feature).
- NuSOAP library, expanded in a "nusoap" directory within the module directory.
- An OmnitureAdminServices.wdsl file, from your Omniture admin.
- A valid Omniture account, with Web Services enabled.

Slate is a nodequeue add-on created to manage daily queues of nodes with fine-grained control over elements of both chronological placement and absolute positioning.

For instance, imagine you have a busy site homepage and want to schedule out a day of stories. With Slate you can map out the day by adding Story A at 08:00, Story B at 09:00, and Story C at 10:00. Additionally, perhaps you want Story A to be the top story for most of day after it is published. You would insert it at 08:00 and Position 1. Thus, at 10:00 you would see the following node order:

Story A
Story C
Story B

Then, at 13:00 you want New Story to be the top story, so, you would insert it at 13:00 Position 1. This displaces Story A in the top slot, and forces it back into chronological rotation. At 13:00 you would see:

New Story
Story C
Story B
Story A

You can perform the following with an arbitrary number of positions, enabling you to, say, keep a node in position 3 all day long, even well positions 1 & 2 are always the latest.

Slate allows you to create an arbitrary number of queues and subqueues are generated on a daily basis (options to schedule on other intervals might be forthcoming if there is demand).

Slate provides a node edit form group for creating insertions, and several admin features on Slate owned nodequeues.

Plugin for integrating with your MobStac powered mobile site. It automatically redirects traffic coming from mobile devices to your MobStac powered mobile site.