Content editing experience

Take a guestbook, read an entry - and feel the boost of Drupal Guestbook.

About

Drupal Guestbook (DGB) provides a site guestbook and individual user guestbooks.

Other modules compatibility

• Activity
• Author Pane
• Email Verification
• Panels
• Pathauto and Token
• RealName
• Search
• Smileys
• Spam
• Trigger

Other DGB modules

• Drupal Guestbook Smileys
• Drupal Guestbook Spam
• Drupal Guestbook Contextual
• Drupal Guestbook Views (coming soon)
• Drupal Guestbook Rules

DGB vs Guestbook

DGB has a import function to import Guestbook's.

DGB and CAPTCHA

How to protect DGB entry forms with CAPTCHA? It's very easy.

Who should care?

This module provides a domain-aware Twitter block. If you have domains and want tweets to be displayed, this block may help you get there. If you don't know what domains are, you'll probably be happier with one of the many other Twitter modules available for Drupal.

About

This module provides a domain-aware block which retrieves and displays a tweet. The tweet displayed can be configured on a per-domain basis and will display one of the following: the latest tweet posted by a specified user or the latest tweet matching a specified search term.

The only data stored on the database are configuration data; this code generates JavaScript to fetch tweets directly from Twitter. This means that Domain Tweets won't increase the running time of cron jobs, but it also means that it's not possible to directly verify which tweets clients are seeing.

Installation

• Uncompress the Domain Tweets tarball into your modules directory (e.g. sites/all/modules).
• Go to admin/build/modules/list and enable Domain Tweets.
• Edit the default query at admin/settings/domain_tweets according to what you want to be displayed.
• "Edit Default Query" ->
• Name: This is only used in the administrative interface. Users will never see this value.

Overview

Node Gallery Slideshow extends the Node Gallery module 3.x branch
with a simple jquery based slideshow. It uses the API of node gallery to retrieve images and their related information and is intended to be an easy-to-install and integrated solution specifically for node gallery. You don't need to create or adapt Views, or download additional jquery libraries. Everything required is contained in the project, and the code is small and concise. After enabling the module, Gallery nodes will show an additional tab for slideshows, Image nodes will contain a link in the Node Gallery navigator to start a slideshow starting at this node. Because this module is integrated with Node Gallery, it does not require that all images are already attached to the DOM, like most other slideshow modules. It retrieves the image information per JSON requests and creates and attaches the HTML elements on demand, keeping memory requirements small for the client. If desired, the module can preload a specified number of images.

Features

• integrated with Node Gallery
• Image navigator and selectable image transition delay
• jQuery UI Fade transition effect
• Customizable asynchronous image preloading
• scheduled asynchronous requests to retrieve image information as JSON data

Node Gallery Bulk Operations extends the functionality of Node Gallery by providing a

This module provides a function to check new content which may be similar or equal to other nodes. This does integrate with cck and uses phonem to make sound check on strings to detect "drupal" and "trupal" as equal field content. You can set the fields that are used too check if the node is unique or if it already exists in admin setting area. The module lets you choose which compare method you would like
to use, equality or phonemic sound check (with phonem 'drupal' is equal to 'trupal' because it sounds similar).

Installation

Just place the module into your sites module folder, in most cases /sites/all/modules, and enable it on the admin module page /admin/build/modules.

Configuration and usage

Go to your content-type in drupals adminsettings and go to the settings of the field you want to use to check if a node is unique. You can select as many fields as you want. For example if you have a content type 'person' with fields 'firstname', 'lastname', 'birthday', firstname and lastname could be checked for equality to decide if a node that represents the person already exists. To get this done, go to the edit page of the field 'firstname' and select an option in the fieldset 'unique content' at the bottom of the page.
You have 3 options and one checkbox:

The Internal Links module, Intlinks, is a simple set (currently two) of input filters which modify the output of internal, root-relative links in any text input format for which they are enabled. The title filter allows you to have the node titles of linked content automatically inserted into the link as the HTML "title" attribute, with "node/123" -type href paths converted to URL aliases, too. It is especially useful for streamlining the editorial workflow and improving SEO. You can also use the "Hide bad" filter to "unlink" unpublished content so visitors don’t encounter "page not found" errors.

• Introduction
• Installing
• Uninstalling
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
• Known Issues
• More Information
• How Can You Contribute?

Introduction

Maintainer and Author: Lowell Montgomery.