Integrations

JUpload integrates the GPL license, Java based JUpload allowing Drupal users to upload very large files (> 2GB). Unlike uploaders written in Flash, Silverlight, or HTML5, Java does not have client side issues files larger than 2GB. Using FTP eliminates issues with PHP's file upload limits receiving files as an HTTP post.

This module was developed for UPTV in Urbana, IL. Their UC2B Project is wiring residential homes and anchor institutions with 1GB fiber for < $30 a month. With this type of broadband available, the public access station wanted to be able to accept extremely large files without having to train members to use an FTP client.

Some background on dealing with very large file uploads:

• Aaron Winborn's Search for How to Handle Large File Uploads
• Large File Upload Issues w/ Plupload
• Overview of Issues with Large File Uploads using Flash, Silverlight, and HTML5

Related Projects:

Implements secure Pasargad payment (PayPaad) services for use with Drupal Commerce.

An easy to use simple helper module for making your images responsive.

Features:

1. Loads the correct image size depending on the set image breakpoints, this means that you have to set image styles for these breakpoints.
2. Only loads when it shows on the browser window
3. Responsive images do not directly depend on the window's width but on the image container which can have % width of the window.

Available Settings:

1. Enable/Disable
2. Distance - image distance from the viewable browser window before the correct image loads
3. Breakpoint 1 - image style if image is equal to or less than 100px
4. Breakpoint 2 - image style if image is equal to or less than 200px
5. Breakpoint 3 - image style if image is equal to or less than 300px
6. Breakpoint 4 - image style if image is equal to or less than 400px
7. Breakpoint 5 - image style if image is equal to or less than 500px
8. Breakpoint 6 - image style if image is equal to or less than 600px
9. Breakpoint 7 - image style if image is equal to or less than 700px
10. Breakpoint 8 - image style if image is equal to or less than 800px
11. Breakpoint 9 - image style if image is equal to or less than 900px
12. Breakpoint 10 - image style if image is equal to or more than 901px
    

Reuses some webform functions to add support for data export per user. Currently webform doesn't allow users to export their own form submissions.

Borrowing the simplistic idea from Twitter Pull, YouTube Pull is a simple module to pull YouTube feed for latest video listing. Support any video query parameters by the Youtube API (Atom output format).

Usage

There are no authentication information or API Keys required. Module only interacts with non-auth APIs. It all boils down to a single function:

youtube_pull_render($options);

It takes only 1 argument $options, which make up of supported YouTube API video feed parameters. Default $options

// default $options
 array(
    'max-results' => YOUTUBE_PULL_ITEMS,  // 5
  );

This is a small helper module which will automatically lazyload all blocks for sites with multiple blocks, which will make the site load faster.

All blocks will only load when it's visible to the browser window.
Similar to Lazyloader but this time it's the block content.

Available Settings:
1) Enable/Disable
2) Block Content Class - your theme's block content class, ex. content, block-content, etc. (the content of this container will be lazyloaded)
3) Distance - block's distance from the viewable browser window before the actual block content loads
4) Loader Icon - animating icon (shamelessly borrowed from ajaxblocks module)
5) Excluded Blocks - blocks which will not use block lazyloader
6) Excluded Pages - page paths to be excluded from block lazyload

See Block Lazyloader Demo

Cached/No Cache

• Cached: Loads cached block
• No cache: Loads block content from database

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