Seeking co-maintainer(s)

The fine granularity of control over cache tables and function makes this module the ultimate tool to clear the Drupal caches.

The Derivicon (DERIVative favICON) module adds a Context module reaction allowing for Image style powered favicon derivatives to be applied.

Derivicon was built to help with identifying different server environments at a glance of the browser tab.

Derivicon was written and is maintained by Stuart Clark (deciphered).
- http://stuar.tc/lark
- http://twitter.com/Decipher

Important note

As the GD library doesn't support .ico files, it is recommended that you either use PNG files (renamed as .ico) as favicons, or install ImageMagick.

Required Modules:

• Context
• Drupal core Image module

Serials Solutions provides institutional access to to e-journals and e-books. Participating members also have access to the raw data that populates tools such as the Serials Solutions Journal Portal. Serials Solutions uses the LCC headers from the call numbers courtesy of Columbia University - and this gives our patrons a general taxonomy for viewing our content. In our world, however, it is often useful to apply discipline specific vocabularies to content. This set of feature modules helps facilitate that while maintaining consistent linkage.

Sample use case: Our nursing liaison wants to apply a new taxonomy to our content. Her patrons may not be familiar with LCC terms or there may be clearer wording specific to their field. By importing the SS data we are able to act on it using custom taxonomies. New lists of resources are made by our librarian staff. Additionally the links are maintained up to date - a consistent challenge in a field where resource providers are often buying and selling to the various resources thus changing the URL.

We looked at tools such as LibGuides, however they do not allow us to continually ingest information from SS - thus it was possible for links to become out dated unless a librarian manually updated the LibGuides data.

HealthVault® Connect integrates HVClientLibPHP to connect drupal to Microsoft® HealthVault®.

HealthVault® Connect is not a ready-to-use HealthVault® application, but provides the API to build those apps using drupal. Therefore HealthVault® Connect currently provides

• an administration interface to setup your app and the HealthVault instances it should be connected with
• an optional block with a Connect / Disconnect link
• the redirect handling required to authenticate a user against a HealthVault® Instance

Installation

HealthVault® Connect is a standard drupal module.
But before you use it you have to ensure that HVClientLibPHP is properly installed.

Drupal 7

HealthVault® Connect 7.x-1.0 depends on a newer version HVClientLibPHP, which should be installed via composer to manage all it's requirements. Therefor HealthVault® Connect 7.x-1.0 depends on Composer Manager.

First you have to simply install Composer Manager and HealthVault® Connect. Than you have to follow the installation instructions of Composer Manager to install the required libs.

Provide a migration path from Commons 2.x to 3.x.

NOTE:

This module requires the following: