Actively maintained

This module leverages the Facebook Open Stream API. Once installed, the module allows users of the Drupal instance to access their Facebook account and view the real time stream of their friends’ updates from Facebook in a block within their Drupal instance. Users can control the number of posts viewable via the profile settings tab.

To access live stream on their Drupal instance, a user will have to give the application permission to access his/her Facebook account. The module will auto-retrieve and update the Live Stream block .The auto-retrieval interval for the Live Stream, can be configured by site administrator in the block configuration page.

This is a backport of the Drupal 7 PDO database compatibility layer for use with Drupal 6 modules.

It is named after the original issue by Larry "Crell" Garfield titled Database Layer: The Next Generation.

Functionality

You should only install this module if another module instructs you to, as this module does not provide any end-user functionality.

This module does not override the existing database functionality but makes the new compatibility layer available under a series of functions identical to their Drupal 7 counterparts named dbtng_ instead of db_. For example with this module, use dbtng_set_active instead of db_set_active, with the exception of the following functions that funciton identically to their Drupal 7 conterparts: db_insert, db_merge, db_update, db_delete, db_truncate, db_select, db_transaction, db_close, db_condition, db_xor, db_and, db_or, db_next_id, and db_like.

Most code should be able to use the primary query building functions listed above without modification in both Drupal 6 and Drupal 7.

Features

The module provides tokens for user object with profile fields.

Managed Newsletters is an advanced taxonomy-driven newsletter system that features multi-level templates, group addressing, multiple newsletters, streamlined workflows, and Bacon Rolls!

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This solution pre-generates PDF files on node creation. This allows for quicker downloads on large and / or complex nodes

UC_Signup provides integration between Signup.module and Ubercart, allowing users to purchase signups for events.

Signup-enabled nodes are configured as Ubercart products.

The customer can purchase signups for herself and/or other people.

Example use cases:

• 1 User signs up for 1 or more events
• 1 User signs up 2 people for the same event
• 1 User signs up 4 people for 3 different events, providing profile information for the two users who do not already have accounts on the site.

If the people do not have accounts on the site the customer is prompted to create a new account for that person, entering any core user profile fields that are enabled on the site. If there are matching user accounts for the email addresses entered, then UC_Signup does not ask for their profile information.

When the order is submitted, temporary signups are created to ensure that the customer is only charged if space is available in the event(s). Once checkout is complete, if the order balance is not cleared, the signups are cancelled. If the balance is cleared, the signups are converted from temporary to final signups. UC_Signup stores this distinction in the uc_signup_log database table.