Under active development

This module is an add-on to the Search API which allows the indexing and searching of attachments.

Allows (fieldable) entities to be translated into different languages, by introducing entity/field translation for the new translatable fields capability in Drupal 7. Maintained by the Drupal core i18n team.

This project does not replace the Internationalization project, which focuses on enabling a full multilingual workflow for site admins/builders. Some features, e.g. content language negotiation or taxonomy translation, might overlap but most of them are unrelated.

Integration

• Title module allows to replace entity labels with fields to make them translatable.

Dependencies

Entity Translation requires core version at least 7.15.

Usage

• Drupal multilingual guide
• Blog post: How to setup entity translation by Randy Fay rfay
• General overview of features (with screenshots) in a Drupal core issue

This is a really simple module that allows you to add publishing options to a nodequeue.

RDF Hub is a module for managing and indexing the RDF "sources" of a collection of websites. You can configure a list of data sources, including RDF documents by URL and SPARQL endpoints with specific queries. For each data source, you can configure indexing options, specifically how often a source should be indexed or the precise timing of a series of indexing (cron-style).

A Drupal-based re-creation of FixMyStreet (UK) arising from the Open Government New Zealand initiative (refer http://open.org.nz/) currently operating at FixMyStreet.org.nz.

Visitors can report an Issue (e.g. pothole) to a Jurisdiction (i.e. a Council). Once confirmed by the submitter, notification of an Issue is emailed to the relevant jurisdicton for resolution. Issues can include a latitude and longitude, category, description and a photo. Visitors can add Updates (comments) to an Issue, and indicate that the Issue is fixed. To minimise usage hurdles, user accounts are not required. To minimise spam, confirmation by email is required for new Issues and Updates.

The site uses multiple web services:
Google Maps: for map display, with markers representing Issues.
http://maps.google.com/maps/geo: address geocoding to latitude and longitude.
http://geonames.org: postcode geocoding to latitude and longitude.
http://koordinates.com: reverse geocode API to find Jurisdiction from from latitude and longitude.

It's a working site, but the code needs plenty of work to make it applicable to other jurisdictions.

Do not expect this code to work "out-of-the-box". Only use this code if you can work on it directly to customise for your jurisdiction.

This module provides extra services for use with the Transport module.