Travel Log Module - Beta Release
This module allows a user to create Travel Logs that track mileage for commutes, cycling, road trips, etc. The original intent for this module was to create a cyclist log, but I made it more generic and flexible so that it can be adapted for other uses, such as commuter logs, carbon footprint calculation, etc.
#D7CX I pledge that Affinity will have a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 is released.
The Affinity module is intended to be used as a catalyst for community interaction on sites where users rate the content. It works in conjunction with the Voting API module to match users with other users based on their voting patterns. The module provides a block showing users you may have an affinity for.
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The housing board module provides a way for people to request or offer housing. It is relatively straightforward - it allows people to make comments about requests/offers, to contact the poster of an offer/request (the poster remains anonymous), and to respond to a request with an offer or to respond to an offer with a request. It is up to the poster to accept requests/offers made to them.
The URI Proxy modules intention is to replicate common functionality found with ad agencies for example, to track outgoing traffic.
This module will be primarily an API-like module, and should not be installed unless you plan to develop with it, or is a dependency of another module. Please consult the README.txt and inline comments for additional documentation.
The AvatarBlocks module provides a collection of blocks for use on a Drupal social networking site. The avatars act as click-able links to the profile pages for your site's users.
The AvatarBlocks module creates the following blocks:
The AvatarBlocks module can use the facilities of the ImageCache module to scale your user avatars to a consistent size and shape. If you are using ImageCache with AvatarBlocks, you'll need ImageCache version 2, which requires PHP5. AvatarBlocks does not work with ImageCache version 1.x
A live demonstration is available on the AvatarBlocks Demo site. Complete instructions for installing and using AvatarBlocks can be found in the AvatarBlocks Handbook.
Note: A few modules provide similar capabilities, including Latest Members, Avatar Gallery, and User Display.
Provides streams of status updates like Twitter or Facebook's "wall" feature: each user/node/group/taxonomy term/whatever can have a "stream" or microblog where users can express their thoughts to the community. @mentions and #hashtags are supported, as well as comments on status updates, viewing conversations between users, the ability to "like"/"reply" to/RT a message, automatic updates without page refreshing, and integration with over 25 modules.
Beta implementation of Windows Live Messenger IM Control. Language changes accordingly for Japanese and Traditional and Simplified Chinese. Default language for the messenger would be US English.
The Mailman Groups module provides a level of integration between Organic Groups and Mailman mailing lists and complements the existing Mailman Manager and User mailman register modules.
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NEWS: The release of the drupal 7 version of this module is now out! All the credit to agerson.
This module provides a dynamic blogroll in a block.
>> Check out what it is/does in this demo! <<
The configuration is simple and intuitive. You only have to provide addresses of sites with valid feeds (such as http://drupal.org). Optionally, you can alternatively define their feeds directly (e.g. http://drupal.org/node/feed).
The blogroll will display the site's title and latest item (w. link) below. Once multiple sites are provided, the blogroll will effectively "roll" and the sites with latest updates will be on top.
Some additional settings can be configured, e.g. the persistence of an optional "new" tag, etc.
Until next major upgrade, this module requires the simplepie module to work. For the 7.x version, this patch to the simplepie module is required!
