Content editing experience

Summary

The TEI Content module allows the display of textual documents encoded according to the standards of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI). Texts are stored in the Drupal database and displayed through an XSL transformation using the content filter mechanism. The module provides specific support for many of the features that are part of the TEI Lite (P5) set of elements.

The module is part of a package of modules we call the TEICHI Framework. This name brings together the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) and Computer-Human Interaction (CHI). The package works with Drupal 7 and consists of three modules: TEI Content (described here), TEI Download (currently at http://drupal.org/sandbox/christof.s/1120822), and TEI Search (in development, currently at http://drupal.org/sandbox/christof.s/1120932).

Introduction of Foursquare

This module links a node with a webform submission, as a way of extend the information of a node, and providing a method for dynamic content subtypes.

It is useful in scenarios like websites where users may submit request, with an additional (optional) datasheets, with different fields based on request parameters.

It also provides website users with no admin permissions the ability of manage content types by themselves without the complexity of CCK, thank's to the webform (3.x) UI.

Demo sandbox module to let me play around with git.

Summary

This is a filter module to embed a Mixcloud track in your site using a simple tag.

Expire Nodes is a set of modules which allow you to set expiration periods per node-based content type.

You can choose whether to unpublish and/or delete nodes of a given content type, a given number of days after creation. Nodes marked Sticky are not unpublished or deleted. Nodes will be unpublished or deleted on cron runs, or any system event that triggers hook_cron().

This module is for Drupal 7. It has no dependencies other than the node module. It does exactly what it says on the tin.

Expire Nodes UI is another module in this package. It lets you configure the expiration periods per content type. It exists as another module so that you can disable it for production sites.

This project is similar to a few other projects. Neither Auto Expire, nor Node Expire are in active development, and both seem to have stopped at Drupal 6.

Scheduler is still under active development, with a D7 version.

How to use Expire Nodes module:

0) Keep in mind: THIS MODULE WILL DELETE CONTENT, so be careful testing it.

1) Enable the modules.

2) Go to the Content Types admin page: /admin/structure/types

3) Choose a content type to auto-expire and click 'edit.'