A Drupal 7 development release is available. Everything should work the same as the D6 version except that tokens now use the new chained tokens syntax as specified in the D7 native tokens API.
The Tokenize Request Parameters module is intended to provide means to display parameters that are passed to a page either in the URL (GET method) or from a form post (POST method). In cases where you might direct your users to a third party transaction site, such as a payment processor or other transactional service and want to be able to display transactional data passed back from that third party site (e.g. a confirmation number, order number, final price etc.) back to your user then Tokenize Request Parameters will allow you to display that information anywhere within your pages.
Spatial Import - Provides a shapefile parser for Feeds and Table Wizard, allowing you to import nodes or tables from a shapefile. Integrates well with Geo and OpenLayers field types.
GDriving allows users to input an address via a Google Map marker's info window, and displays the Google Map driving directions in a printable facebox overlay.
This module is an extension to the CKEditor module.
It also supports CKEditor installed through the Wysiwyg module.
It seriously enhances CKEditor's outdated Flash plugin:
with CKEditor SWF, inserting a SWF animation, a FLV video or a MP3 audio file becomes as easy as inserting an image file: just pick up a SWF, FLV or MP3 file from IMCE (or CKFinder) and that's it!
It is composed of 2 parts:
A client-side CKEditor plugin that adds many features and fixes to CKEditor's default Flash plugin:
Allows SWF animation, FLV video and MP3 audio files easy embedding
Retrieves width and height from the SWF or the FLV file
Adds a lock/unlock button to maintain aspect ratio while changing width or height
Adds a button to reset width/height to the SWF file's default dimensions
Allows width/height percentage values
Adds a textfield in Properties tab to edit the base parameter
Adds a Flashvars tab to edit the flashvars parameter
Displays a real preview
Fixes various bugs of the default plugin
New (experimental, in dev)! Allows to directly paste a YouTube video URL into CKEditor SWF to embed it!
A server-side input format filter that converts the Flash embedding markup generated by CKEditor into a standards compliant one:
By default, CKEditor generates a <object><embed></embed></object> markup, which is not standards compliant. CKEditor SWF Filter converts it into the correct <object><object></object></object> markup.
If you prefer, CKEditor SWF Filter can also use the SWFObject JavaScript library to embed the Flash content.