Minimally maintained

Summary

Follow-up allows you to schedule the creation of nodes, triggered by the creation of a node. That is, it allows you to configure a trigger node type with information on the target nodes and the follow-up schedule, and the module will create a schedule for when the target nodes should be created.

As an example, you may have a questionnaire on which you want to collect additional responses from the same users every month for the next three months. The follow-up module will show a table when each next node is due. The follow-up nodes will, optionally, have a node reference back to the node that triggered the schedule.

Requirements

This module does not depend on any other modules, however, it can use the Date and Node Reference modules to provide more functionality. It also integrates with Node Reference URL Widget.

Exporting capabilities are provided by installing the Chaos tools suite module.

Configuration

Once installed, go to ?q=admin/build/followup and click on Add. You will be presented with all the options for configure a follow-up schedule. Once you Save it, it will show up in the table.

The NPR project is a package of 6 modules.

• The npr_pull module allows a Drupal site builder to pull down NPR API stories and turn them into local drupal nodes, either in an ad-hoc fashion, or regularly via a cron.
• The npr_api module makes NPR API calls much easier, and provides a good starting point for the advanced drupal developer to build custom modules.
• The npr_push module allows admins to take locally-created stories and push them up to the NPR API. Please note: it requires a special API key + registering your IP address with NPR (you can only push with that key from that IP). Please contact NPR Digital Services for more help: http://info.ds.npr.org/contact.html
• The npr_fields module creates custom fields that are useful in mapping drupal data to/from NPR API data.
• The npr_story module leverages the npr_fields module, creating a ready-made drupal content type, geared for NPR API story pulls.
• The dev version of this package also contains npr_stations - which integrates with (but does not depend upon) npr_pull, allowing one to pull (or cron) stories provided only by certain stations.

If you'd like to talk beyond the issue queue about this module, look for CrookedNumber on irc -- #drupal, #drupal-contribute or, better yet, #drupal-pubmedia

This module is for fairly advanced Drupal users. It helps manage database settings as they are shared between multiple developers, and also between dev, staging and live versions of a website.

Read the (verbose) introduction.

Be sure to read the README.txt before you enable and use the module! Once enabled:

a) There's a special copy of Drupal where the settings can be changed. It's called the "base".
b) Each table might contain settings and data. It uses database settings to reserve a range of IDs.

The site_update.module does some of the work for you. You have to remember to make settings changes on the special "base" copy of you site. And use a special script to "dump" those settings to a file. The file can then be treated like source code. So it can be checked into a version control system and shared among developers that way.

It is a little tricky to start using site_update on a site that already has a large database. It works best when you use it from the very beginning of every project. I highly recommend you give it a try on your next Drupal site.

Known problems and limitations include:

* The 2.x branch is close to being database agnostic. Primarily tested on mysql, but the goal is to work with any database.

Provides the ability to integrate GitHub related content, like a list of current commits from a GitHub-hosted repository, and a link to a GitHub-users page.

The module uses GitHub API v3 to integrate GitHub-content on the desired Drupal-site.

This module supports spell checking of node content (including title, body and CCK fields).