Under active development

Overview

A module to integrate Drupal with the Nimbits Datalogger Application.

This module extends the Date module to provide enhanced UI functionality. Specifically, this module does the following:

1. Adds in Baron Schwartz's date-time javascript functionality
2. Maintains the date's duration - so when the start date changes, the end date also changes
3. Adds in Willington Vega's dropdown time picker. By default, this timepicker replaces the standard timepicker
4. Adds an "All Day" button which toggles the time field. When checked, the start and end time is set to 00:00

Overview

The jQuery reel formatter allows you to use the Jquery reel plugin to output your images as a panorama or a 360° view of a place or object.
See it in action

Features

Most options available for the jQuery plugin can be set from the Field settings form found on the Manage display page for your content type.

Installation

Download and extract the module to sites/all/modules or sites/xx/modules depending on your configuration.
Enable the module from the module administration page or using drush.

Configuration

Create an image field on your content type that allows 2 values.
Set the formatter from the Manage display pages to jQuery reel and customise the options as desired.
Create a node from your content type uploading the two images as follows

• The first image will be the static image initially displayed or used for those without Javascript.
• The second image is the image sprite containing all of the required frames etc. This is your reel image that you've previously stitched together in the appropriate format using the image editor of your choice. Refer to the jQuery reel website for details on how to stitch your image together.

The Config Check module provides a report that you can run just before you launch a site to make sure that you've got all your Drupal ducks in a row. Among other things, it checks that:

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.