Integrations

NOTE: "Mail2Web" is now called Mail Comment.

Overview

The Mailman Groups module provides a level of integration between Organic Groups and Mailman mailing lists and complements the existing Mailman Manager and User mailman register modules.

Target audience

This module is probably particularly relevant to sites which operate a large number of Groups and/or Mailing Lists. By implication, you would probably have an existing Mailman system and expertise in Mailman. For new projects, consider whether to use Drupal's own mailing facilities, e.g. with the Notifications, Mass Contact, Simple News or other module.

Features

* Users can easily see which mailing lists relate to their joined Groups.
* Lists can be hidden from users who are not a member of a related Group.
* Mailing Lists can be set auto-subscribe - subscription is triggered when a new member joins a related Group.
* Mailing Lists can be linked to any number of Groups.
* Each Group may have multiple Mailing Lists.

Right now is being developed a new Drupal 7 version, support for xmlpipe2 and a better documentaiton.

This module integrates the Sphinx full-text search daemon with Drupal. Sphinx is a full-text search engine, distributed under GPL version 2. See more at http://sphinxsearch.com

Current features include:

• Simple and advanced search forms
• Excerpts
• Use and management of several indexes, and even more deamons
• Easy per index management of fields and attributes
• A local page for each index
• A search phrase spelling suggestion module using pspell
• Faceted Search - using MVA's and groupBy features
• Configurable paths

The module is aimed at enterprise scale Drupal sites with large amounts of content. The module is not plug and play. It integrates Sphinx and Drupal, but you need to know how to setup indexes with fields and attributes in order to use the module successfully.

This module is maintained by Nestor
Nestor (english blog)
Nestor (blog en español)

And sponsored by:

This module provides integration with the Project Vote Smart API.

This module provides a home-grown flash media player for video and audio playback. It's written in OpenLaszlo to make modifications relatively easy for developers and requires no flash IDE. It plans to provide an extensive API for custom administrative modifications as well.

Calls made as follows:

<?php
theme('media_player_player', $file, $options = array(), $params = array(), $player = NULL) ;

/**
* Display a file embedded in a media player.
* @param $file
* The path to the media to play.
* @param $options
* An array of options to pass to the player:
* 'absolute' => TRUE or FALSE. If TRUE, this is used when building URL's (useful for embedding externally).
* 'autoplay' => TRUE or FALSE
* 'width' => The width of the player
* 'height' => The height of the player
* 'bgcolor' => The background color of the player, such as 'red', 'black', or a Hex value.
* 'display_logo' => TRUE or FALSE
* 'logo' => The path to an icon to display
* 'logo_x' => The x coordinate to display the logo
* 'logo_y' => The y coordinate to display the logo
* 'display_splash' => TRUE or FALSE
* 'splash' => The path to an image to display before playing the media
* 'splash_x' => The x coordinate to display the splash
* 'splash_y' => The y coordinate to display the splash

This module works with the simplenews module to allow you to automatically generate digest emails to subscribed users. The emails contain a simple listing of links, grouped by node type, to nodes posted on the site since the last time a digest newsletter was sent out. The following can be configured:

1) How frequently the digest newsletter gets sent (days/weeks/months)
2) Which newsletter should act as the digest newsletter
3) Which node types and taxonomy terms to send
4) How node types should be labeled in the newsletter
5) What time of day the newsletter should be sent out

Author's Note, July 22nd: I've got one of my guys updating the module. We've released a new dev snapshot for d6. We will be patching and fixing bugs frequently. Thanks for your continued patience.

New maintainer note, Sept, 27th
First of all thanks to Morris Singer and Steve Dondley for all the hard work you both have done on this module. You are still very welcome in the issue queue to provide support or commit patches!

I took over this module because I worked a lot with it in the past and have the feeling that this module still have a lot of potential.

Future