Maintenance fixes only

This module uses a SOAP interface to request weather data from the U.S. NOAA National Weather Service. The module displays summary forecast data (high temperature, low temperature, expected conditions, weather icon) and provides an API for retrieving other weather information based on published NWS SOAP/XML APIs. This module requires 'SOAP' to be enabled on the host. It has no other dependencies.

This module integrates the Ubercart checkout with PostcodeSoftware.net, allowing users to look up full addresses by entering a postcode the

Drupal 8 includes jQuery UI in core. However, it is no longer actively maintained and has been marked deprecated.

You can see how the module works - just look into this video-podcast. User-Reviews can be found here (Use this for quicksetup using drush)

Features yet implemented

• User Interface: Easy and fast user interface for image uploading
• Supports a lot of editors: CKeditor, TinyMCE, FCKeditor.. (Every editor supported by the WYSIWYG Module)
• Image Browser: You can browser and add images you already uploaded before. Build on views, so create your own filters, searches or styles!
• Details: You can set image details like Title, Text-Floating, and Styles(Border, Spacing) and Preset (ImageCache)
• Supported languages yet: English, German, Russian, Chinese, French
• Sizes: Use custom image sizes using drag&drop
• Imagecache: Supporting ImageCache. You can choose presets in the dialog
• WYSIWYG cross edtitor compatible: Based on the WYSIWYG Module and API
• Drupal FAPI: Completely based on the Drupal FAPI

The 'Nodequeue Randomizer' module extends the functionality of the Nodequeue module by supplying a method to have your queues be ran

Proxy provides a simple HTTP proxy API. This is mostly an API module, meaning that unless you need it for development or another module, there is not much reason to download this module.

Installation and Setup

This module depends on the Chaos tools suite, so install that first. Otherwise, it's a normal Drupal module installation. This module does not work out of the box, because it uses a whitelist system for domains that the proxy can access. This greatly reduces the ability for the proxy to be abused, but it does mean you will have to update the whitelist settings after install (you can also turn off this feature if you want). Then set permissions appropriately.

API Basics

Core function is proxy(), which is basically a fancy wrapper around drupal_http_request().

  $params['request_uri'] = 'http://drupal.org';
  $content_object = proxy($params);

This module also provides a menu router item. This is helpful for cross-domain scripting. The following is an example path:

http://example.com/proxy?request=http://drupal.org

Features and Status