Help transfer content and data into or out of the site, by migration, backup, or exposing data to external systems.

RSS Permissions

Set role-based permission settings for blog, taxonomy, aggregator, and main site's RSS feeds. This module does not disable RSS feeds altogether: RSS feeds created through the Views module and others not listed here do not have associated permissions.

ImageCache Utils

Initial module code lost before it was committed.

Middleware client

A middleware client. This module is a client for middleware server module.

Twitter Pull

Twitter Pull is a small module, the only purpose of which is to allow super-easy embedding of public twitter data like: a user timeline or twitter search results by hashtag or a search term. The emphasis is on making these very specific tasks as easy and straightforward as possible. The purpose of the module is not to be an end-all solution for Twitter.

Warning

This module uses an authenticated API to retrieve tweets. Twitter will be turning this off sometime in the near future and this module may CEASE TO FUNCTION. See #1781024: Make the Twitter Pull module work when Twitter turns off the version 1 API for more information.

Intended Audience

The intended audience of the module are developers and designers.

Usage

There're no authentication information or API Keys required. Module only interacts with non-auth APIs. In the end, it all boils down to a single function:

twitter_pull_render ($twitkey, $title = NULL, $num_items = NULL, $themekey = NULL)

ARGUMENTS:

  • @param $twitkey
    Twitter key, which can be a username (prepended with @) a hashtag (prepended with #) or a search keyword (no prefix)
  • @param $title
    title passed to tpl.php. If you want title to be disabled, pass boolean False.
  • @param $num_items
    maximum number of tweets to pull from the Twitter result-set. Can't be more than 20.
  • @param $themekey

Custom Formatters

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The Custom Formatters module allows users to easily create custom Field Formatters without the need to write a custom module. Custom Formatters can then be exported as CTools Exportables, Features or Drupal API Field Formatters.

 

Features:

  • Pluggable editor/renderer engines:
    • Formatter preset
      Create simple formatters from existing formatters with preset formatter settings.
    • HTML + Tokens
      A HTML based editor with Token support.
    • PHP
      A PHP based editor with support for multiple fields and multiple values.
    • Twig
      A Twig based editor provided by the Twig filter module.
  • Supports for all fieldable entities, including but not limited to:
    • Drupal core - Comment, Node, Taxonomy term and User entities.
    • Field collection module - Field-collection item entity.
    • Media module - Media entity.
  • Exportable as:
    • Drupal API formatter via:
      • Custom Formatters export interface.
    • CTools exportable via:
      • Custom Formatters export interface.
      • CTools Bulk Export module.
      • Features module.
  • Live preview using real entities or Devel Generate.
  • Integrates with:
    • Coder Review
      Review your Custom Formatter code for Drupal coding standards and more.
    • Contextual links (Drupal core)
      Adds a hover link for quick editing of Custom Formatters.
    • Display Suite
      Format Display Suite fields.
    • Features
      Adds dependent Custom Formatters (from Views or Content types) to Feature.
    • Form Builder
      Drag'n'Drop interface for builder Formatter Settings forms.
    • Insert
      Exposes Custom Formatters to the Insert module.
    • Libraries API and the EditArea javascript library
      Adds real-time syntax highlighting.
    • Token
      Adds the Token tree browser to the HTML + Tokens engine.

 

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