Minimally maintained

Overview

JS Callback Handler is a solution for creating highly performant server requests. This includes, but is not limited to, creating simple JSON callbacks.

This API is intended for module developers who wish to provide more of a "lean" approach to the Drupal bootstrapping process (not the front-end framework).

Note: this API does nothing by itself. It requires other modules to leverage its functionality and APIs.

This modul is no longer supported. I have no time anymore to fix issues in my private time. Any requests for maintain will be welcome.

File Framework is a collection of modules which allow uploading, converting and displaying different media type files as Drupal nodes. It uses the distributed content-addressable storage (CAS) system Bitcache for a mass file storage and RDF for metadata storage.

Metadata is extracted from uploaded files using EXIF, getID3, pdfinfo and stored as Resource Description Framework (RDF).

A node of type file is created for each uploaded file. This gives a revision control and will integrate with views.

The Taxonomy VTN module provides an index for vocabularies, terms and nodes just like those you find at the end of reference or technical books. It supports synonyms, terms, related terms, and parent/child relations. The root Taxonomy VTN path is http://www.example.com/taxonomy_vtn

Most selections can be done on a per taxonomy vocabulary basis by editing the Taxonomy under http://www.example.com/admin/content/taxonomy (available since Dec 12, 2008.)

Additional documentation is available on the Made to Order Software website http://www.m2osw.com/doc-taxonomy-vtn

NOTE

On June 15, 2009 I fixed a couple of problems: the master index would show the first description found for all the entries. The Node back link when coming from a parent/child page would send you back to the main vocabulary page with all the terms.

Limit the amount of nodes or comments your users create over a given time period. This module has been rewritten to integrate with Rules. Instead of going to a page to assign limits you now just need to create rules. A default rule has been provided as an example.

When creating your rules there are now many hundreds of ways to implement your limits. Limits can be applied to roles, users, dates, or anything that can be accessed using PHP.

Version 2.x

• Depends on Rules
• Complete rewrite of the original module
• Can limit the creation of nodes and comments
• Conditions for the limits are anything that you put into a condition for a rule
• Integrates with Organic Groups

Version 1.x

• Port of the Drupal 5 version
• Can only limit the creation of nodes
• Conditions are only by role

Bug Reports & Support Requests

Please include all relevant information when posting an issue to the queue. This would include your exported rule, a detailed description of what you are trying to do, and any other pertinent information. The more information you give me the quicker and easier I will be able to help you.

Piwik has been renamed to Matomo.