Adds a destination to the Backup and Migrate module which allows backups to be committed to a Subversion repository.

Integrate Swipp's social intelligence tools and measure sentiment on your Drupal site or blog.

Swipp is a social intelligence platform with solutions you can use to measure sentiment and drive better decision-making. This rapid feedback channel will inform virtually all business activities, from the earliest phases of product design through marketing, advertising, sales, and customer service. Swipp brings businesses and their customers closer together, breaking down barriers between companies and their customers. The result? More meaningful outcomes, products, and services.

This Drupal module provides a new field and two formatters, for the Standard Widget and the Quick Widget.

The Swipp Standard Widget

Find out what people think about your content or product with Swipp’s Standard Widget. Place it on your website or blog, next to the product or content you want to gather feedback about. Results appear on a pop-up screen visible to both you and your audience.

The Swipp Quick Widget

This module generates version 4.0 vCards from Drupal 7 user profile information.

It provides an admin page where mappings from Drupal's own user data
to vCard entries can be defined to control what data is output to the vcard.
A vcard for any registered user can then be obtained programmatically using the
vcardmap_getvcard() function.

Obvious uses are to export user data in vCard format to be used for all the
things a vCard is intended for.

Once installed, access /admin/settings/vcardmap to configure the way that
your user's data is mapped to the vCard fields.

Typically, to make this module useful, you will first need to add some suitable
profile fields - address, phone nunmbers etc. - for your users to fill in. This
module doesnt do that. You can call them anything you like and this module's
admin page will find them and map them.

Once you have the necessary profile fields and a mapping set up for them,
a vCard for any registered user can then be obtained using the
vcardmap_getvcard($account) function, which takes a user account as a
parameter and returns a vCard for that user.

In your code,

  global $user;
  $vcardstring = vcardmap_getvcard($user);

Will get you a string like this:

BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:4.0
BDAY:19320910
ORG;work:Unified Technology Ltd
TEL;work,voice:0161 881 5225

Add locale and translation based expiration rules for absolute URLs when expiring and purging pages. Extending the Expire module.