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Agenda

The Block

The Agenda module allows you to display a list of upcoming events from Google Calendar as a block on your website.

Viddler

D7 version just posted to 7.x-1.x tree for testing only. This version will allow you to post a viddler video. Recording and uploading will be coming. Please post any bugs or issues. Thanks!

The Viddler drupal module creates a CCK field for nodes to:

  • Record via webcam to Viddler.com's website
  • Upload videos to Viddler.com's website
  • Show a video from a Viddler.com URL
  • Show a video from a Viddler.com video id
  • Uploadprogress support (soon to be direct upload to viddler using viddler API 2)
  • Hide Record via webcam with a button to show flash player
  • Allow users to remove a video from the post and/or delete the video from the viddler site

It will then grab the details of the video via the Viddler.com API (http://developers.viddler.com/documentation/api/), save those details for use in Views and allow you to display the media in a few different ways. You will need a Viddler API key which is now easily available. Simply log into Viddler.com, click on You > Settings and generate a key for your development project.

Planned additions are:

  • Drupal 7.x support
  • Direct upload to viddler site from browser using viddler API 2
  • Search for videos (similar to the wordpress plugin)

OG Book Inheritance

This module provides functionality for inheritance when assigning groups to book pages.

Books can be made to use the groups of their immediate parent or their top level parent.
The public flag can also be inherited.
The module also allows you to make groups manatory for books, so that the groups must either inherit from their parents or a selection must be made.

Social Actions

The Social Actions module can be used to retrieve information from the Social Action's website, through their

Menu Node Edit

My section editing screen

Allows node editing access based on menu relationships.

The Menu Node Edit module allows the site's menu system to be used as the sole organizing principle. It does so by allowing specific menu items to be defined as 'sections' of a Drupal web site. Individual users can then be assigned as editors of one or more sections.

Section editors are then granted access to edit all nodes that fall within a specified menu hierarchy.

This structure means that, for small web sites, the menu system can be used as the sole ordering principle, removing the need for taxonomy or group-based editing controls.

Drupal 7

For Drupal 7, this module is being replaced by Workbench Access. An upgrade path will be provided.

Dependencies

Use of the module requires that you download and install the Menu Node API.

Menu Node Edit and Node Access

The Menu Node Edit module is deliberately not a Drupal node access module. It does not provide any access controls for the viewing or deleting of content.

Pages

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