Import and export

Alternative storage and retrieval mechanism for custom forms.

How does it work?

The most common use-case is to use Hub in a custom form in your
administration UI. You can do this by return hub_closure(). The
hub_closure() function will handle populating default values, as
well as display the data structures in the form element's
#description for priviledged users.

function mymodule_general_settings($form, &$form_state) {
  $form['var1'] = array(
    '#type' => 'text',
    '#title' => t('Var 1'),
  );
  
  $form['var2'] = array(
    '#type' => 'date',
    '#title' => t('Var 2'),
  ),
  
  $form['set1'] = array(
    '#type' => 'fieldset',
    '#title' => t('Set 1'),
  );
  
  $form['set1']['var3'] = array(
    '#type' => 'checkboxes',
    '#title' => t('Var 3'),
    '#options' => array(
      'op1' => t('Option 1'),
      'op2' => t('Option 2'),
      'op3' => t('Option 3'),
    ),
  ),
  
  // .... etc.
  
  
  // hub_closure() arguments are a unique name for
  // your configuration object, and the form array.
  return hub_closure(__FUNCTION__, $form);
}

You could also create arbitrary Hub configurations with hub_save().

$config = new stdClass();
$config->name = 'mymodule_security_settings';
$config->data = array(
'security_level' => array(
'anonymous' => 'low',

This module is a theming enhancement tool designed to work with all themes, but works best for OM Base Theme.

Description

You specify hashtags or users and, optionally, language, and the TwitterMiner module scours twitter's API and saves the matching tweets.

The module defines a new table in your Drupal database named 'twitterminer_tweets' and stores all of the tweets in it.

The point of mining tweets is to make them accessible for long term data analysis. Twitter only makes tweets accessible for one week through their API.

Viewing the Tweets

At the moment, the TwitterMiner module does not display tweets, or facilitate analysis. This module just grabs tweets and puts them in your database. That's it.

For now, the mined tweets can be made accessible to views using the table wizard module.

I have some analysis tools I plan on releasing soon.

This is the very start of the documentation on viewing the tweets. At the moment, all you get is a list of the modules I am using:

• Views
• Table Wizard
• Charts and Graphs
• Views Charts (views_charts-6.x-1.x-dev)

Alternative Projects

• Twitter module logs into Twitter and displays tweets.

A Feeds FileField Sources mapper, currently supporting the "Remote URL textfield" and "File attach" methods of the FileField Sources module to add files to the CCK FileField via the Feeds module.

At DrupalCon Chicago we discussed the concept of Reliably Unique Identifiers (RUIDs) - the ability to reliably unique Drupal objects between instances.

Abandoned.

For a much better implementation try Views Data Export