Actively maintained

Integration with the ShareThis social bookmarking utility on selected node types.

The Deploy module is designed to allow users to easily stage and preview content for a Drupal site. Deploy automatically manages dependencies between entities (like node references). It is designed to have a rich API which can be easily extended to be used in a variety of content staging situations.

This module enables granular publish and unpublish permissions which allows you to grant roles on your site the ability to publish or unpublish specific content types without having to give them the administer content permissions. This is a lightweight solution to managing your content workflows.

Notice: as of Nov 4, 2014, Pierre.Vriens has become the maintainer of this CSV Chart module. Checkout #2367923: Offering to maintain module CSV Chart for details about this transition. Thank you Konstantinos for this interesting "tiny" module that you started! Stay tuned for 6x-2.x and 7x-2.x upgrades of the CSV Chart module. And feel free to file new issues about it in the issue queue.

For a first impression about charts created with the 5.x-1.x version of this module, checkout the barchart example (near the bottom of the page).

This tiny module uses Custom filter (previously CCK Computed field) and Chart API modules and embeds a Google Chart anywhere inside the node text. It needs some setup before it can be used, but thankfully it's easier now than previously with the Computed Field module, and it allows multiple graphs per node.

First, you need to have Custom Filter installed. Then in any Filterset of your choice, add a new filter and name it eg. CSV Custom Filter. In the Pattern field enter:

/[<\[]csvdata[>\]](.*?)[<\[]\/csvdata[>\]]/is

exactly. That way, you may use csvdata with [] or <> brackets (for bbcode-style or HTML input formats). In the Replacement Text enter:

$output = "";
$csvdata = $matches[1];

if ($csvdata != "") {
  $csv = csvchart_get_csv_values($csvdata);
  $graph = csvchart_create_graph($csv,TRUE);
  $output .= "[img]".$graph."[/img]";
}
return $output;

for the bbcode input format. If you want to use HTML filtering, use the following instead:


$output = "";
$csvdata = $matches[1];

if ($csvdata != "") {
$csv = csvchart_get_csv_values($csvdata);

DESCRIPTION:

This module uses JQuery to dynamically add captions to images.
The image title attribute is used to create the caption.
It basically wraps the image in an html container div, takes the image title text and appends that in a child div underneath the image.
Technically, it works by implementing Drupal's hook_nodeapi to add one small snippet of captioner jquery to the head section of the page when a node of the configured type is viewed.

EXAMPLE:

<img src="/files/example.jpg" title="example caption" class="caption" />

This will result in an image with the caption of 'example caption'

INSTALL:

1. Copy the image_caption folder to your Drupal modules folder
2. Add the empty css definition:
   

   .caption{} 
   

   to the stylesheet used by your WYSIWYG editor (to enable it to appear in the style select box on the editor toolbar, or class select box).
   You might be able to add it to your theme's style.css to get it to appear in the class dropdown box in your WYSIWYG editor.

3. Enable the Image Caption module in Drupal module administration.
4. IMPORTANT: After install, select the node types to include in image caption processing under Site Configuration > Image Caption

NOTE:

This module restricts Drupal features to certain IP addresses or IP address ranges. It can restrict logins and/or role acccess.