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Facebook Publish

Description

This module allows the user to post a link to a Facebook wall for the node
been created or updated.

Usage

Make sure you have installed and configured correctly the module fboauth. You
will need to create a FB application for the current site and enter its ID in
fboauth config page. See fboauth module's README file for more info.

After fboauth is properly configured, make sure fboauth_tokens is installed.
Then go to /user/YOUR_UID/fboauth to grant access to the application.

There is a settings form at admin/config/content/fboauth-publish which allows
the user to select the content types that can be posted to FB.

The node form for the content types that you have selected should show a set of
fields to post the content to a Facebook wall.

The fields are:

  • "Publish this in a Facebook Wall": check this if you want to post this content.
    It is enabled by default for new nodes and disabled when you edit an
    existing node.
  • "Account to post from": The Facebook identity you want to use to publish.
    The default account will be the one that you used to authorize the app.
    The rest of the accounts in the list will be pages and apps that you are
    administrator of.
    You can post as any of those accounts but restrictions apply to where

Facebook OAuth Tokens Store

Description

This module enables the website to permanently store the access tokens
that the module fboauth retrieves from Facebook when the user grants access
to the application that fboauth is managing.

Usage

Once the module is enabled, each user will have a page at /user/UID/fboauth
that allows the user to grant the application all permissions required for all
actions declared in the hook_fboauth_actions implementations.

This allows any module that uses fboauth to use the stored token to perform
calls to facebook's api without having to redirect the user to FB (which is the
behaviour fboauth uses), or even without having any interaction from the user
(ie: from hook_cron).

This is useful when a module wants to perform a call to Facebook on behalf of
a user but it is not possible to use the normal workflow of redirecting the
user to facebook to get a valid access_token.

// Retrieve stored access_token for the current user.
$access_token = fboauth_tokens_get_user_access_token();

// Call facebook api.
$params = array(
  'message' => 'Hello world',
);
$result = fboauth_graph_query('me/feed', $access_token, $params, 'POST');

The module does not provide any facility to know if the provided token is still
valid.

So if your call to fboauth_graph_query() returns an error, your module will be

Commerce Secure Hosting

This module integrates Drupal Commerce with Secure Hosting's payment services.

Drupal 7

The module is functional, but needs testing: test thoroughly before using on a production site! It currently only supports off-site payments.

Drupal 8

The module supports both on-site and off-site payment integration.
The on-site integration is currently functional, but flagged as experimental as it requires extensive testing before using it on a production site.

SES Contact Form

This project is a from of Mail Headers, which does not work with Amazon SES.

It does one simple thing, which is to set all emails to have the site's from address.

Prefix free

Prefix free lets you use only unprefixed CSS properties everywhere.

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