Integrations

The World of Warcraft armory contains vast information for players and guilds. WoW Armory downloads and stores your guilds roster information at each cron run, showing it in a neatly organized and sortable list.

Control a OpenX (formerly OpenAds) server from a Drupal site.
For displaying the ads, use the OpenX module.
Requires OpenX 2.6 or higher.
Note that the OpenX API itself is still in the early stages of development and not all options are available.

Features

• Advertisers, Campaigns, Banners, Managers, Publisher, User and Zone
• Granular permissions for Create/Edit/Delete/View
• Link Zones to Campaigns or individual Banners
• Import data from existing OpenX server
• Drupal users as OpenX advertisers, managers and publishers
• Views integration
• Lightweight: only load code when needed
• XHTML, PHP, Drupal and JavaScript code standards compliant

Note: This module is being merged into the Mediafront Module. The Drupal 7 version of MediaFront will have the Dash media player included in the module download. For Drupal 6 users, there will be an update to this module in soon time that will add the Dash media player within the Mediafront module.

A media player built for Drupal CMS

This module is a helper module for the new Dash Media Player.

The Dash Media Player for Drupal CMS is a revolutionary, first of its kind, free to use media player built specifically to tap into the power of Drupal CMS! Just imagine… a media player whose content is driven by the power and flexibility of Drupal. With this player, you can truly take advantage of the best of two worlds... the incredible user interface of Flash, and the unparalleled content management of Drupal. Using these two systems together, you can quite literally have your very own Media CMS system! As you will soon see, the Dash Media Player is a truly remarkable player geared up for the rise of Web 3.0.

Dash Media Player Features

Incoming allows you to be alerted when there is a significant change in the amount of traffic coming to your site from an outside source. It's main purpose is to give you a heads up if your site is about to be featured on Digg, Slashdot, or any other high traffic site so you're not caught unprepared.

I've attempted to make this module as lightweight as possible, so it doesn't create any of it's own tables, but instead monitors the sessions table to detect changes in visitor load.

The "Alert Threshold" lets you set the amount of new visitors to your site needed to trigger an alert. This number is not the total amount of visitors on your site, but the change in the amount of visitors on your site during a specific "timespan".

The "Timespan" is the amount of time in which a change in visitors is measured. In effect, the module takes a snapshot of the activity on your site over a specified period of time, and monitors for increases in anonymous users on your site.

For example, if you set your "Alert Threshold" to 50 and your "Timespan" to 10 minutes the possible outcomes are this.

Example 1:
First ten minutes: 25 visitors.
Second ten minutes: 25 visitors.
Total visitor change between timespans is 0. No alert will be sent.

Example 2:
First ten minutes: 300 visitors.
Second ten minutes: 340 visitors.

urlBorg make short url for nodes uri using http://urlborg.com web services.

urlBorg.com is one of the 100s of services that will help you create a "shortcut", for a long URL.
urlBorg.com just tries to "get it right".

For use it, you will need to login at http://urlborg.com/a/account using your GMail email and password and get a urlBorg API key.

Unique urlBorg.com features

urlBorg has some unique features -see what users say about it!

account history

Login to your account using your GMail email and password, and get a detailed history of all the "short links" you created as well as the links you clicked.
If you and your friends use urlBorg, searching for "that funny link" someone posted the other day on twitter, is much easier. Just go back to your click history.
You can also see stats of the links you created. How many clicks each one of them had?

previews

Turns a regular CCK text field into a field for selecting and displaying Creative Commons licenses. Makes use of the Creative Commons web services to fetch information on the current license variations and versions for given jurisdictions.

Users looking for a Creative Commons license module should also consider:

• the Creative Commons module and
• the Creative Commons Lite module.

Unlike those two, Creative Commons Widget implements Creative Commons license selection through a CCK field and so may be preferred for sites relying extensively on CCK.

To use:

• Install the module and its dependency, Preset Widget Options.
• At the admin/settings/cc-widget, configure the module by selecting a jurisdiction and other data. When the form is submitted, the most recent version of the license will be set automatically based on a query to the Creative Commons web service.