Content editing experience

This module allows users to hide potential "spoiler" content by inserting them between [spoiler][/spoiler] tags. These tags will be converted to HTML by this filter.

Application Module that imports and manages Bills from the U.S. Library of Congress website as CCK nodes. It imports Representatives, Committees, Bills, and Bill Actions. It creates these CCK types when the module is installed, and imports this data on cron runs. It manages the automatic updating of this data as it changes.

It also implements an input filter called the "H.R." filter that looks for references to bills in the input text and converts these to links to the bill nodes. It recognizes several regular expressions, such as HR1234, H.R.1234, and even H.RES.1234 for Resolutions. The input filter must be enabled for the desired input format, presumably "Filtered HTML".

The administrator can control which user is the owner of the Bill nodes, what type of bills to download (Bills, Resolutions, Joint Resolutions, etc), and how much time to spend during each cron run. The module was built with Organic Groups in mind.

The data is retrieved from Thomas via two methods. The primary method is screen-scraping. The secondary method is by reading a document archive of XML files. The reason XML is the secondary method is that not all information is available via XML. However, this second method is important in that it does provide some additional information and it is the main indicator that something in the BIll has changed, and that the screen-scraping should be re-initiated.

This module depends on CCK and date. You must download these projects and put them in your modules directory.

Overview

This module allows you to create content filter using regular expressions. Instead of creating a new module for each filter you need, now you can easily create and organize your own filters. Your filter will appear in the input format configuration page.

For a description of the regular expression syntax, see PCRE regex syntax; for a description of the modifiers, see Possible modifiers in regex patterns. If you know the syntax used by Perl regular expressions, see Differences From Perl.

Features

Instead of creating a new filter module for every filter you need, you can use this module for tasks like creating your own tags, replacing token values and all changes you need in the text.
You can use simple replacements or use php code to write more powerfull things(like use it to highligth code with geshi).

Supported versions

Drupal 7 to Drupal 9.

Overview

DBFM is a file manager based on a hierarchical directory structure and uses AJAX to allow administrators to arrange files in the database in the same way they do with file managers on their personal systems.

DBFM stores its files in a database as opposed to the filesystem. This enables advanced manipulation of the uploaded information. Keywords, notes and other meta-data can be added to uploaded documents, document revision management is now possible. Future revisions of DBFM will include extensive searching of this meta-data.

This allows site administrators, or even site users to arrange massive collections of documentation and images on their sites.

DBFM can also be used in conjunction with the Organics Groups module to provide access control to files and directories.

Additionally, DBFM has been prepared for Multi-site replication - allowing site administrators to run multiple drupal sites containing the same documentation.

A plugin is also included for the TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor, enabling you to embed/attach images on your pages and resize them to suit your requirements.

Features

• Application-like look and feel via AJAX
• Drag and drop move of files and directories
• Attachment of files to nodes
• Embedding of images in the virtual filesystem to nodes
• Single file upload
• Image preview pane
  

This module integrates SlideShowPro with the Image module and

DIY map generates clickable, zooming maps written in Flash. You can add points, color countries, add links, and much more. This module adds a layer on top of the Flash application to create and insert the maps into Drupal without having to manually edit an XML configuration file (although you can still write your own XML file).

The flash application has to be added manually and is available from this website : http://www.backspace.com/mapapp/
Please check licence condition before downloading

Some instructions

1. Install the module (as usual)
2. Enable it (you also need colorpicker)
3. Copy the map swf files

  $cd /sites/all/modules/diymap
  $wget http://backspace.com/mapapp/world/world.zip
  $unzip world.zip && rm world.zip

4. Create a new DIY Map content (create content/ DIY Map)

There you have a "Map config" section where you can setup the map content

• Colors : Here you can chose the colors of the elements (background, ...)
• Zoom : Here you can setup the default zoom level and position
• Default point : How you want your points on the map