Integrations

This module provides Metacafe handler for Video Embed Field.

Allows to create, schedule, and send newsletters through Mailchimp webservice.

Hipmob is the fastest live chat service for Drupal. Talk to your visitors in real time using hosted live chat!

You can install, customize and activate the Hipmob for Drupal plugin with just a few clicks; no servers or software to install.

Here's the installation guide (complete with pictures): http://www.hipmob.com/documentation/integrations/drupal.html

Hipmob is great if you are:

• an online store looking to increase sales or get more feedback
• a blogger who wants to talk to your audience
• providing a service and want to provide great customer support
• looking to turn visitors into customers
• looking to up-sell customers to bigger orders
• reducing abandoned carts

Hipmob's live chat service comes with a ton of features, including:

• Works with all browsers Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Opera and Safari
• Works on mobile browsers as well
• SDKs for your iPhone app, Android app or iPad app
• Integrates with Mailchimp if you want to send newsletters
• Integrates with Helpdesk systems like Zendesk and Desk.com
• Plugs into CRM tools like Highrise by 37Signals, Zoho CRM, and Salesforce
• Sends notifications to your collaboration tools like Hipchat and Campfire
• Set greetings, canned messages, away messages and help messages

This module integrates Dailymotion Cloud storage for Media Mover module.

This project is merged with Gcal

This module allows you to manage your google calendars. Apis provided by module will allow you to create, update, delete, fetch calendar details. You can also create, update, delete, get, move an event from particular calendar. You can fetch calendar settings, color details, etc.

This module uses google api php client refer http://code.google.com/p/google-api-php-client/ to interact with google and manage calendars

Requirements
Google OAuth2 - Required for authenticating with google.

Api Functions

Create Calendar

$params = array(
    'Summary' => 'My Calendar',  //Title of the calendar
  );
google_calendar_calendar_create($params, 'Calendar_Account');   //Calendar_Account is the name of the oauth2 account managed with the help of Google OAuth2.

Create Event

$params = array(
    'Summary' => 'My Event',  //Title of the event
    'Start' => '2012-12-24 12:30:00',
    'End' => '2012-12-24 14:30:00',
    'Timezone' => 'Asia/Calcutta'
  );
google_calendar_event_create($params, 'Calendar_Account');   //Calendar_Account is the name of the oauth2 account managed with the help of Google OAuth2.

Important note

You do not need this module (anymore) if you are using one of these privatemsg releases:

• 7.x-2.x-dev (snapshots of 2013-01-11 or later). Please check the release notes on how to convert and migrate your existing settings.
• 6.x-2.x-dev (snapshots of 2013-01-12 or later). Please check the release notes on how to convert and migrate your existing settings.

About

The privatemsg module optionally notifies users per email once they have received a private message. Unfortunately, the sender of these notifications (the email's from header) always points to the site admin's email address (6.x-1.x branch) or to a dedicated but still global from address (7.x-1.x branch). This may lead to the effect, that the recipients of privatemsg notification mails blindly reply to the site owner instead of the originator (or a dedicated "dead mailbox").

This plugin module remedies that by allowing to set either the pm originator or a dedicated (e.g. "noreply") address as the notification mail's sender.