Under active development

Description

This module will add a page to your site (/planet). This will function similarly to PlanetPlanet which powers planet.ubuntu.com. One significant difference between this module and the aggregator module is the fact that any user can edit their own feeds. If a user uploads their own image, that image will be displayed along with their post.

This module contains significant styling to make the page look like planet.ubuntu.com.

Settings

This module will let any user to add a feed and attribute it to their user account. If they uploaded an image for their account is will display next to their feed. Administrators can choose to lock feeds so no user can edit them or disable feeds to prevent them from being displayed.

Dependency

This module is an overlay for the Aggregator module. This module is built in so there's no extra work. However, this module will not allow you to work with the Aggregator module due to this heavy dependency.

Development

Development occurs on Launchpad. Support requests, bug reports, latest code, etc. can be found at this project page.

Development Page: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-drupal-planet

Support

Description

Description

Data module helps you model, manage and query related sets of tables. It offers an administration interface and a low level API for manipulating tables and accessing their contents. Data module provides Views integration for displaying table data and Drupal search integration for searching table content.

You can use Feeds to import RSS, Atom, CSV or OPML files into data tables.

This module provides a simple select list above the node body field on all node add and edit forms (for users appropriately permissioned) allowing users to pick the name of a saved snippet of mark-

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