Maintenance fixes only

This module let you interact with issuu.com API.

6.x-1.x

This module let you interact with issuu.com API through a drupal interface using CCK.

Provides a CCK widget that upload content from your drupal to issuu.com and some CCK formatters to let show a thumbnail and the issuu embed(as presentation or as page flip). It is inspired on imagefield and scribdfield interaction with filefield.

This branch is on maintainance-mode only.

6.x-1.x documentation

Features

• Upload documents to issuu.com using filefield for manage upload and an own cck widget.
• Two CCK formatters to show an issuu document as: page flip and thumbnail.

7.x-1.x

7.x-1.x documentation

Warning: This branch is in development, do not use it unless you know what you are doing.
This is the branch where will be D7 port, it will probably be a major change. See related issues for more information.

Module by hefox.

CCK Password field defines a basic CCK password field.

This module allows a default value for a view argument to be specified based on a piece of contextual data set through the Context module's context_set function. When configuring the default argument, you specify the context namespace and the attribute name, and the value is pulled automatically. This is particularly useful for getting information to Views blocks. This is far less hackish than specifying path arguments via arg().

Example use case

Let's say we have a Views block. It's supposed to list all of the nodes that are nodereferenced to whatever node is specified in the argument to the view like so:

nid:23
|_____nid:45
|_____nid:29
|_____nid:35
etc.

Because there's no good way to send arguments to blocks, the traditional approach is to set the View's "Default argument" parameter to PHP code containing:

return arg(1);

...or something similar. It is hackish and terrible to rely on the URL for the current nid -- that approach fails to keep the control hierarchy intact (node/xxx invokes a node controller, and if views is invoked somewhere in that stack, it should not be able to jump all the way up to the node controller to retrieve its arguments -- the node or page controller should supply those arguments).

This module's singular purpose is to redirect users immediately from a splash page (before they see it) when they don't need to see it anymore.

This module is a small utility we created while working on www.defaqto.com to allow us to easily parse non-standard XML documents (the sort we were getting) in to a PHP array so we could then manipulate the data more easily.

Thanks to tayzlor for laying the ground-work for this module (discovering the class, etc.) - I just wrapped it in some PHP functions to make it more usable within Drupal.

Drupal 7

At this time I am not really intending to roll a D7 release of this module, because Feeds + XPath is probably flexible enough to achieve what XML Parser achieves, and muddying the waters with further modules achieving the same functionality is not generally helpful for the community. I remain open-minded about this, and there is a preliminary D7 patch here:
#953930: Port the XML Parser module to D7

Please raise any thoughts/concerns in that issue.

Licensing