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This very simple module causes all of your site's internal URLs to be rendered as absolute URLs (e.g., "http://mysite/node/whatever") instea

PDF Stamper is a dynamic PDF stamping module. It allows a user to upload their pdf files into their private folder and allows them to stamp it with custom text.

They can choose the colors, size, font and other parameters of the text which needs to be stamped.

The stamping is a 2 step process

1 - User will upload the PDF documents.
During this stage a preview jpeg image of the pdf document is created. The preview generated will either be
a jpeg image if the actual content or a blank white image
(depending on where ImageMagick or GD is enabled with ImageApi)

Also, note the PDF files uploaded by users are stored in the private files folder and cannot be downloaded
using the url (http://www.example.com/files/mypdf1.pdf)

2 - The uploaded document is stored in the users repository and can be stamped at any given time. The stamping
is done via a form which allows a user to select a number of parameters such as font, size, colors etc.
Also, a wysiwyg cropping area is used for the users convenience to select the marking area on the jpeg image generated in step 1.

The module depends on other drupal contributed modules and also on external php libraries and jquery plugins.

Dependency Details

Utility functions for scholarly publications/content, e.g.

• search, download, and attach PDF according to node title (+ field authors) or from field URL linking to PDF
• rename attached PDFs according to title (+ other fields, e.g. year, author)
• normalize concatenated author list field (lots of diverse variants to consistent Surname, Forname; Sur...)
• split/join authors from/to concatenated/multiple field

Currently, you find the functionality in admin/content/node in the drop down list as well as partly in the menu next to 'edit'; also see admin/settings/scholarly

Related modules

• createfromweb
• citationcounts
• biblio, but biblio_facet won't be available for D6 -- new SoC
• oai2forcck

cck content type definition for import (enable module content copy) via admin/content/types/import available, see cvs

Bubbletimer allows you to save your activities easily, check your monthly report, analyze your time schedule, find and eliminate time wasting activities, track your employees' working hours on different projects. The concept of Bubbletimer was originally developed by http://bubbletimer.com/.

Bubbletimer uses nodes as activities. Each activity (you selected) has it's own time line with 15 minutes slots. The form shows you one day at a time. To register your activity you mark the time slots for the appropriate activity.
The module provides reports and charts that allows you to analyze activities in custom time ranges.

Features:

• 15 minutes slots (so no more than 4 clicks for every hour)
• the form allows one selected slot at a time, but ...
• with CTRL+click you can select multiple activities at a time
• with SHIFT you can select custom time ranges
• on-the-fly daily reports (charts and hours) on the Bubbletimer main form
• custom reports (CSV format)
• no module dependency
• custom permissions
• node assigning through url requests (/?q=bubbletimer/add/# and /?q=bubbletimer/remove/# links - where # is the node.nid)
• undo / redo
• content type filtering

Install:

• download the module

This module has been replaced by Inline Messages

This package provides a command line tool to assist in the setup of a server for the automated testing framework located at http://testing.drupal.org. The package does all of the following:

• Checks all server software dependencies.
• Installs the Drupal codebase and supporting testing modules.
• Configures PHP and an Apache virtual host for the website
• Installs all necessary databases and configures access permissions for Drupal.
• Installs a pre-built version of Drupal.
• Creates user accounts for all testing administrators with SSH pubkey access.
• Configures administrator permissions on the server (access to all Drupal-related files, ability to restart Apache/MySQL, etc).