Note: This project is copyrighted to and maintained by Srijan Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
FeedAPI ImageGrabber which is an addition to FeedAPI, mimics the thumbnail display of Google Reader for the feeds aggregated (using FeedAPI) on a Drupal website.
RSS feeds usually do not contain the images associated with the feed-items, and therefore ImageGrabber visits the feed-item's webpage to download the image. The downloaded image is stored in an imagefield created by the imagefield module.
Features
Images are downloaded along with the feed refresh automatically.
ImageGrabber is paused before the maximum execution time is reached, and can be resumed again anytime
Alternatively unprocessed feed-items are automatically processed at next cron run.
Option to provide the customized DOM path (using id or class), to be more precise about the image location.
Every user can grab images using ImageGrabber depending on permission (Not only restricted to administrator)
Requirements
Drupal 6 or higher. I won't support D5. (If anyone is interested in extending it to D5, contact me)
cURL is required to download the images, so install it properly before enabling the module. Look at www.php.net/curl on how to install curl on php.
The Content Optimizer module helps to increase your site’s search engine (e.g. Google) rankings by improving on-page optimization factors and insuring your content conforms to Drupal SEO best practices. It enables a quick SEO analyzer that provides instant analysis of any site content as a quick and easy guide to assure SEO best practices are consistently followed. The analysis displays vital content statistics and recommendations for improving search engine rankings.
Leveraging the Content Analysis API it provides multiple interfaces to quickly analyze any page on your Drupal site (or any page on any website for that mater):
Node edit– enables you to optimize content while adding or editing nodes without having to leave the node edit form or saving the node. (node edit demo)
Block – Provides a block to search optimize any page on your site including themed nodes, views, panels and coded pages. (block demo)
Simplest Gallery will allow you to create a zero-config (well almost) image gallery. All you need to do is create a folder named "images" in your site's root folder.