Integrations

Latest version for this project is included in VideoWhisper Webcam Plugins project (recommended release).

VideoWhisper Live Streaming provides web based live video streaming. It contains an application to broadcast video with realtime configuration of resolution, framerate, bandwidth, audio rate and also allows discussing with video subscribers. The live broadcasting application also saves snapshots of current video as images for preview purposes and provides links and html code to publish channel and preview.

The module manages configuring the live streaming software, creating live video channels with mutliple settings, listing rooms, accessing channel links and removing channels.

Requirements

The advanced software integrated by this module requires 2 types of hosting: a regular web hosting plan for the regular website features and a RTMP plan (usually on a different special server) for video streaming and other instant communication required between chat clients. This will require a RTMP application to be installed on a Red5, Wowza or FMIS server.

Instructions

These downloads are just for integration module.

This project provides a set of modules that integrate FBConnect and other contributed modules that need to integrate with Facebook.
Implemented integrations:

REFACTOR IN PROCESS

I went back and forth about whether to build this directly into NineSixty theme, or produce as standalone module. We're going the module route since there are so many 960.gs themes. Currently this sandbox holds theme code. Sorry for confusion and co-maintainers welcome!

What is it?

This is a responsive HTML5 Drupal theme based on adapt.js by Nathan Smith.

Using JavaScript to dynamically swap stylesheets, the classes from the 960 grid system can adapt and become any size grid you want. It's not a replacement for CSS3 media queries, but this approach produces a responsive layout that you can quickly construct using the power of the 960 grid system.

What's inside?

• A complete Drupal theme that you can use as a base theme.
• mobile.css, a mobile-first approach with very simple styling. fluid.css, for very wide monitors.
• 720.css, 960.css, 1200.css, 1560.css - all are 12-column grids, NOT 16. (file issues, requests or questions here)
• Minified versions of each grid system, mobile.css, and fluid.css
• TODO: Theme settings to set ADAPT_CONFIG values.

This module provides authentication services and an API to perform actions against Facebook. This module allows users to login to Drupal through the service commonly known as "Facebook Connect". This module is built with simplicity and flexibility in mind, it provides login services (and does it well), and an API for performing any other actions you may want to write yourself to query against Facebook's APIs.

Features:

• One-click login through Facebook.
• Automatic import of user e-mail and profile information during initial login.
• Integration with Profile module to map Facebook data to Profile fields. (Drupal 6)
• Integration with Field module to map Facebook data to fields on users. (Drupal 7)
• A flexible and direct API for modules to get authenticated and query Facebook's APIs (plus extensive documentation).
• Extensive permission settings for Facebook data retrieval.
• The ability to de-authenticate or unlink a Facebook account from a Drupal account.
• Does not require any external libraries or downloads.

This module provides an integration with online surveys service polldaddy.com

Description

This module will capture and aggregate user session data in order to provide the following:

• Elapsed Time: total time a user has spent on the site
• Session Count: total number of unique sessions for a user
• Date: A time stamp since the data started being collected

Dependencies

• Automated Logout (6.x-4.x)
• Session Limit
• Views (6.x-3.x-dev) - not required but its the only way to see the data

These modules are a requirement because they help to keep clean session data. Its highly recommended to limit the sessions to 1 per user.

How it works

When a user logs in, the session count field is incremented for a user and their session id and creation time are saved for later use. When the user is logged out, the session's time span is added to the user's elapsed time.