Minimally maintained

Officially sponsored by the Eventbrite team.

The goal of the Eventbrite Drupal module is to enable deep integration with the Eventbrite API as a base module, allowing for seamless connections between Eventbrite and Drupal data around users, events, and more.

This module allows your website to subscribe people to google groups via:
- Drupal's user registration system
- Custom subscription blocks (one per list)
- Call from your own custom module

Features:

• Option to put a checkbox to subscribe on the account registration form.
• Set the default (checked / unchecked) of registration subscription checkbox.
• Ability to force user subscription during registration by hiding the checkbox.
• Can manage multiple Google Groups.
• Links to Group pages on user account pages.
• Cleaned up block HTML.

3.0 branch (Drupal 7 only)

The module works by implementing the Google Apps Provisioning API. You will need to have a paid (or educational) google apps account to use this version of the module.

Please visit the Google OAuth documentation for how to register your Drupal site as an authorized web application for your google Apps account.

Creation of the 3.x branch sponsored by Big Switch Networks.

2.0 branch (Drupal 6 and 7)

Older versions of the module worked by sending an email to your Google Group's subscription address.

The Translation Overview page provides a table listing the site's nodes and showing what's been translated into each language.

A wrapper module around the jQuery UI effects library that lets module developers add swooshy, swishy effects to their code.

Views Datasource is a set of plugins for Drupal Views for rendering content in a number of shareable, reusable formats based on XML, JSON and XHTML. These formats allow content in a Drupal site to be easily used as data sources for Semantic Web clients and web mash-ups. Views Datasource plugins output content from node lists created in the Drupal Views interface in a variety of formats - XML data documents using schemas like OPML and Atom, RDF data documents using a vocabulary like FOAF, JSON data documents in a format like Exhibit JSON, and XHTML data documents using a microformat like hCard.

CORS headers can be defined for the necessary URLs using the CORS module.

This module allows users to export nodes and then import it into another Drupal installation, or on the same site.

Using this module you can save yourself a lot of time setting up new websites that have similar nodes to websites you've already made, migrating nodes to new Drupal versions, or between development/staging/production sites.

You will need the same content types for the imports to work (unless using Feeds to import), and ideally relevant compatibility with fields, and modules.