Actively maintained

Description

jQuery Map Hilight is a javascript wrapper module for the jquery Map Hilight plugin by David Lynch (like the director, but not). It enables the simple addition of mouseover highlighting of hotspots to HTML image maps without requiring the editing of theme files or knowledge of javascript/jquery.

Features

1. provides simple interactive graphics via HTML image maps (no flash required).
2. easy to use: either select the 'highlight all image maps' default setting or simply add class="jq_maphilight" to the <img> tag of any specific image map you wish to highlight.
3. no jquery or javascript knowledge required: plugin configuration is handled via an admin/settings screen rather than having to enter jquery code.
4. fully configurable: options for fill, fill color, fill opacity, outline, outline color, outline opacity, outline thickness, as well as a fade effect.
5. per image map settings: add image map specific options with an additional class.

The following applies only to version 3.x.
Earlier versions are no longer maintained.

Activity Stream builds a lifestream, a "River of You", by aggregating all your social activities in one place. Whether it's bookmarks on Del.icio.us, posts from Twitter or your blog, edits to wikis or enjoyed music and movies, anything you create can be gathered into one easy-to-read stream. Every item becomes a full Drupal node, allowing them to be searched, promoted, commented upon, and managed just like any other piece of content within Drupal.

Activity Stream 3.x also attempts to archive these activities by retaining a copy of the raw data received. This allows you to recreate your activity items, even if the remote site is no longer listing that item, if you didn't use all the data the first time around (GPS, user-agent strings, keywords, etc.), or if the service doesn't exist any more. If you uninstall the module, the imported content is kept, though all module configuration is deleted.

Use at your own risk

About this module

This module integrates Clicky with your Drupal website.

Allows users to pick a winner of two nodes of the same type.

Tutorial of Alpha 4 in action
HTML Export allows you to take your Drupal site and select paths from it based on criteria to export to HTML. It supports OG, results from Views, per content type, all menu router items, and all nodes as default criteria for publishing to html. Developers can extend and override these selections through a simple hook / api system. This module requires that Simple HTML Dom module/library be installed to help with the parsing of the html being created.

Drupal 6.x-2.x

Special note: The Base URL ($base_url) MUST be set in your site's settings.php file in order to use this module.

Features

• API hooks able to add / define / prune / alter the paths, assets, and html data used in export
• Supports ANY drupal path, not just nodes
• Ability to remove DOM elements in bulk during page export (follows convention div[id=admin-toolbar] to remove admin module output)
• New publishing metric to make creation cleaner (folder stacking instead of flat nodes)
• Batch API to avoid timeouts and be able to handle massive sites
• Selection criteria hooked in through API
• Selection criteria hooked up to views queries