User engagement

Standardized solution for sports league/tournament management over the Drupal 7 platform.

Copy webform configuration from one node to another

This is an add-on module for Webform that allows you to select webform enabled content types as "source" and/or "destination" types. On node edit/creation of the so called "destination" types, you have to option to apply (= copy) the webform settings (including all webform fields) from nodes of the "source" type.

That way you can easily copy webform configuration from one node to another.

However, if you want regular fields attached to the node to copy (e.g., the body field), you should use the Node clone module.

What are webforms:

From the Webform project page:

Webform is the module for making surveys in Drupal. After a submission, users may be sent an e-mail "receipt" as well as sending a notification to administrators. Results can be exported into Excel or other spreadsheet applications. Webform also provides some basic statistical review and has and extensive API for expanding its features.

This module can be used to implement a rating system based on external sources. What that means is that the actual rating, voting or whatever action, happens on an external application (for example on Facebook), and the results are fetched into your system. By itself, this module is intended for developers to use it like an API.

One key question would be why to use this module and not the Voting API with the Fivestar module for example. Here are the most important reasons:

• The main advantage of this module is that your system does not handle now the actual rating process. This now happens on external systems.
• You can have many sources from which your rating is fetched. The results will be aggregated from all of them.
• If you have a site with mostly anonymous traffic, it will be very easy for your users to rate content through Facebook or Twitter.

Some key features that this module implements:

• Provides an way of adding resources (usually urls) into a rating queue
• It implements a flexible approach of adding external resources that will handle the rating. This is done using plugins and the ctools module is used for managing these plugins.

Share bar is a responsive sticky social media bar that provides a number of different social media "badges." Badges can be turned on and off as well as reordered. Share bar is placed on your Drupal site as a block. When the screen is wide enough to display the bar it floats in a fixed position. When the screen is too narrow to display share bar it will revert to a static position in the block it was originally placed in.

Because Share Bar sticks to an element rather than to a static position on the page. This means it's compatible with fluid or responsive themes like Omega.

Because Share Bar exposes its self as a block, it's easy to assign it to a particular region or restrict to a particular content type.

Share bar supports the following social networks

• Twitter
• Facebook
• Tweetmeme
• Google Plus
• Linked In
• Stumble Upon
• Reddit
• Digg

Knowledge about the CSS selectors in your theme is required to properly set the sticky element. In a Zen subtheme this is normally #page, but in a bartik theme you may want to stick it to #sidebar-first, please consult the source of your theme for the best css selector to stick to.

By default the share bar has a solid white background when sticking, and has a transparent background when static.

What is Futurama

Futurama module takes a random Futurama title caption, and displays it in a block. So, it's an entertainment module.

This module is under active development. It will implement the sc2ranks API to allow site builds to pull and manipulate player data.