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Amazon SNS Endpoint

Overview

This is a very simple module which creates an endpoint which the Amazon Simple Notifications Service can be configured to send messages to.

I built this module recently as part of a website which is using Amazon's Simple Email Service and, as part of that service's setup we had to provide a way of allowing Amazon to send notifications from the e-mail service back to our website; for example, to record e-mail bounces or spam reports.

Messages received from Amazon SNS are logged to the Drupal Watchdog for later review (I'm open to suggestions on alternative ways of storing the notifications - for example creating a separate table and providing the messages as Views-friendly entities, but this was out of scope for the project I used this code in).

This module has been built around code from https://github.com/npflood/AWS-SNS-HTTP-PHP-ENDPOINT with thanks.

Requirements

  1. A configured Amazon SNS subscription
  2. cURL on your server

Configuration

  1. Configure Amazon SNS and choose an endpoint URL on your site to send notifications to, e.g. www.example.com/amazonsnsendpoint
  2. Install and enable this module

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WYSIWYG Map

INTRODUCTION
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Current Maintainer: Scot Hubbard - http://drupal.org/user/868214

This module allows content creators/maintainers to add maps to content via the TinyMCE & CKEditor WYSIWYG editors (it has been tested against these two editors, it may also work with others).

A WYSIWYG toolbar button can be enabled under the WYSIWYG profiles setup to allow the user to open a dialog that will enabled them to find a point on a map, set the width, height and zoom factor and map type, and insert a token directly into the filtered content. The map will then display
when the content is viewed normally.

It is also necessary to enable to filter under Text Formats (this will convert the token into the corresponding map when the content is veiwed normally). Make sure the WYSIWYG Map Filter is one of the last to run.

INSTALLATION
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Install as usual...
see http://drupal.org/documentation/install/modules-themes/modules-7

CONFIGURATION
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There are no specific config options for this module other than enabling the filter and the WYSIWYG button as described above.

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