Integrations

The Bluga Webthumbs module allows your Drupal site to take advantage of the Bluga Webthumb service for generating thumbnails from URLs automatically.

Notice: as of Nov 4, 2014, Pierre.Vriens has become the maintainer of this CSV Chart module. Checkout #2367923: Offering to maintain module CSV Chart for details about this transition. Thank you Konstantinos for this interesting "tiny" module that you started! Stay tuned for 6x-2.x and 7x-2.x upgrades of the CSV Chart module. And feel free to file new issues about it in the issue queue.

For a first impression about charts created with the 5.x-1.x version of this module, checkout the barchart example (near the bottom of the page).

This tiny module uses Custom filter (previously CCK Computed field) and Chart API modules and embeds a Google Chart anywhere inside the node text. It needs some setup before it can be used, but thankfully it's easier now than previously with the Computed Field module, and it allows multiple graphs per node.

First, you need to have Custom Filter installed. Then in any Filterset of your choice, add a new filter and name it eg. CSV Custom Filter. In the Pattern field enter:

/[<\[]csvdata[>\]](.*?)[<\[]\/csvdata[>\]]/is

exactly. That way, you may use csvdata with [] or <> brackets (for bbcode-style or HTML input formats). In the Replacement Text enter:

$output = "";
$csvdata = $matches[1];

if ($csvdata != "") {
  $csv = csvchart_get_csv_values($csvdata);
  $graph = csvchart_create_graph($csv,TRUE);
  $output .= "[img]".$graph."[/img]";
}
return $output;

for the bbcode input format. If you want to use HTML filtering, use the following instead:


$output = "";
$csvdata = $matches[1];

if ($csvdata != "") {
$csv = csvchart_get_csv_values($csvdata);

Shows a contact form that contacts the author of the current node.

New January 19, 2009: Bug fix to support Drupal 6.

Since the previous maintainer abandoned this project, I'm the new maintainer. --Bdragon

A Google Client Geocoder based package, which allows you to:

• Use a Google client geocoder enabled, xAL - Extensible Address Language compliant address field in your forms (by gcg).
• Add addresses to your nodes and display the address either on a static or dynamic Google Map (by gcg_node).
• Automatically categorize the content by location (by gcg_taxonomy).

The package depends on the Country codes API and requires a Google Maps API Key.

MailQ is a module that queues ALL mails originating from a Drupal site into a queue and then processes this queue and sends mails in batches during cron runs. However, it still uses drupal core or other modules like Mimemail to actually send the mails.

Update: A new release 6.x-2.0-alpha1 is now available. Download and try.