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This is a rough port of the responsive image gallery with a thumbnail carousel using Elastislide. Inspired by Twitter’s “user gallery”.

Overview

Scrollbar is a very simple Drupal module to implement the jScrollPane javascript functionality to your Drupal and make the css selectors get a custom jQuery scrollbar.

Friendly Register module allows users to see if a username or email address has already been used during registration before they submit the form. This module checks the database and returns an error if the username is already in use. In addition to checking the username the module checks if there is already an account using that email address, if there is, a message is displayed with links to the login or reset password pages.

Features:

• Email addresses don't show a message until the email address is at least a valid one
• It works on both the public user registration form as well as the administrative user registration page
• Built in flood protection (this can be disabled per role)
• Fully translatable
• Uses a timer to check for changes to allow cross-browser functionality without losing focus
• Works with HTML5
• Themeable via CSS
• Works with users who auto-fill or paste in values
• IPv4 and IPv6 enabled

This module differs from Username Check since it is for Drupal 7 and it checks for two fields where Username Check only checks the username field. The Friendly Register module hooks in differently to the fields in order to allow for checking when a user pastes in a value or uses a browser auto-suggest.

NOTE: Recent Updates Broke Module (May 2012)

I had forgotten to push this code months ago when it was working. Unfortunately, when I went to check it in early May 2012, the module is now not working. I'm not sure if it's due to changes in the SDK or on Amazon's backend. I currently don't have time to fix this, but if you are a programmer or whatabe programmer and interesting in AWS and it's API, this is definitely good way to cut your teeth learning Drupal and/or AWS API. A good place to start is checking out how things are being done in the much more active AmazonS3 module (http://drupal.org/project/amazons3) and following the good stuff.

What this module does?

This is uses AWS SDK module to enable the remote control of Amazon Web Service EC2 Instances. It provides you a table showing all of your current AWS instances and allows you to start and stop them.

Installation and Setup

1. Configure all of the necessary authentification info at admin/config/media/awssdk or in your settings.php file
2. View your current instances: admin/config/media/awssdk/ec2-instances

Current Development:

Currently, AWS EC2 Remote Management allows you to:

A collection of inexpensive functions for pulling small amounts of data from core
Drupal objects, nodes, users, files and comments. Sometimes you need to get a small

Drupal Module Classes.

This is my way to return something to the community.

The goal of this project is allow the developer to create new modules using pure PHP objects syntax instead of arrays.