Integrations

RegexPal is a JavaScript regular expression tester implemented in JavaScript and available at RegexPal.com. It includes real-time regex syntax and match highlighting.

W3C Validator provides a Drupal interface to use the W3C Markup Validator.

Provides an API to Unfuddle for other Drupal modules and developers to use.

Other modules making use of this:

• Unfuddle Feedback

What is a "Link Resolver"?

A link resolver is software that accepts and parses properly formed OpenURL data (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenURL) and uses this data to direct users to holdings at their respective institution. In other words, it checks to see if the institution owns a copy of or license for the resource and directs the user to it, generally through a link.

What The Link Resolver Module Does

The Link Resolver Module provides Drupal with a local mechanism to add and maintain institutional link resolver data (institution name, resolver url, etc). Data can be added manually but is also captured via the WorldCat OpenURL Gateway IP lookup service as users visit your site, imported en masse via CSV (a default list is included in the module) or added via a WorldCat Registry Institutional ID lookup.

What The Link Resolver Module Does Not Do

Provide OpenURL links. But, Link Resolver can work with any module that provides OpenURL links, like the Biblio Module. One or two integration modules are in the works and should be available in the near future. For now, please consult the Link Resolver README.txt file for instructions on how to use its API.

The Video Chat module adds a fully hosted free video chat to a Drupal website.

Visitor path module [visitorpath] tracks external referrer and onsite path information for visitors to your site (actually, extracts it from the Drupal core statistics module's accesslog table), including time on each page and an attempt at parsing what search keywords, if any, brought a person to your site.

Visitor path integrates with Webform module by automatically creating hidden webform fields for path tracking and search keyword information from the moment a user (anonymous or authenticated) enters your site to the point where they submit a form.

Specifically, Visitor path makes available for recording:

• Entrance page title and URL (page on which a visitor first landed on your site)
• Previous page title and URL (page on which a visitor was before recording this information, such as before submitting a form or reaching another conversion goal)
• Conversion page title and URL (page on which recording ends, such as where a form is submitted and this path information is captured)
• Full history (the page title, URL, and duration of time before moving to the next page for each step of the visitor's path through your site)
• Source (URL that the visitor's browser reports as having been the source of sending the visitor to you – that is, the referrer aka referer, if any