Under active development

A CCK field type to store lists of co-ordinates, or tracks. These tracks are intended to be visualised on maps, plotted as distance/altitude profiles, have statistics derived from them, etc.

The module has been created in what is hoped is a flexible enough manner to allow multiple input formats to be used, and to allow track data to be shown in many different ways. The 'base' trackfield CCK field knows about latitude, longitude, altitude and distance. This system is flexible enough to allow distance/altitude pairs to be entered without latitude/longitude (this entry could be via the trackfield_csv module). This would be useful for someone with a cycle computer with altimeter but no GPS who wishes to graph hill profiles. Although of course the input modules know how to convert latitude/longitude pairs into distance data when it is entered.

User data handling will be catered for later, an example of which is an athlete who might want to record heart rate and time information (from which speed can be derived) at each co-ordinate.

Editor allows rich text fields to be edited using WYSIWYG client-side editors.

Editor is a backport of the Drupal 8 pluggable text/WYSIWYG editors and CKEditor module.

This is a helper model that provides access to the FFmpeg application. It provides some basic functionality for developers who need to process media files.

Context

The Charts module enables users to build dynamic charts without writing a line of code by using the Views module or a Chart field (advanced users can make use of the Charts API). Users can choose between multiple charting libraries, such as Billboard.js, C3.js, Chart.js, Google Charts, or Highcharts.

This module allows payments to be made through the Danish payment gateway provider QuickPay.

Drupal 7 version includes submodule for integration with Drupal Commerce and Übercart 3.x (UC3 module contributed by B14), the Drupal 6 version includes submodules for Übercart 2.x, and E-Commerce 4.x, and Drupal 5 version supports E-Commerce 3.4 and Übercart 1.x.

All versions contains a sparsely documented, but simple, API for custom integration, with the Drupal 7 being a new OO rewrite.

Read the included README for required implementation information.