Under active development

What is TinyBrowser?

TinyBrowser is a custom file browser plugin developed for the TinyMCE WYSIWYG content editor. It is developed by Bryn Jones at Lunarvis , and distributed under the GNU General Public License.

Feature of TinyBrowser

• Integrates as a custom file browser within TinyMCE for image, media and 'all' file types
• Adobe Flash based file uploader, supporting multiple file selection and upload with file type and size
• Browse files with a list view or as thumbnails (images only)
• List view has image thumbnail on hover
• File display order customizable e.g. by name, type, size, date
• Find function to filter results by search string
• Display detailed file information such as type, size and dimensions (images only)
• File deletion facility (permission based)
• File edit facility (permission based) - rename, resize and rotate (last two images only)
• File storage location user definable for each file type

Below is the new features to be added. Currently these features are available only with the dev-snapshot release.

• Context menu in browse image pane for quick rotate/resize/crop/rename/duplicate/delete image .
• Can insert a image converted by imagecache preset.
• Quick upload tab let you upload a single file quickly without leaving the browse pane.
  

Map LDAP DNs or RDNs to Organic groups. This module is working in a production environment with Active Directory.

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Sites integrates the PURL module directly with Context, Views, and other modules without going through the Spaces and Features modules. PURL allows code to react to certain elements of a URL (domains, subdomains, path prefixes, etc.). Sites listens to PURL and gives Context, Views, Node, and other modules a way to respond differently to different URLs and enable/disable settings and content accordingly.

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Current features:

• Views that see content across all sites

Provide demo site for any drupal.org patch in participating in qa.drupal.org testing.

Allows administrators to grant permissions on a role base to administer menu's.