RDF

I am starting to work on this project. This is for a user interface for something which will be more easily done when certain other modules are updated to Drupal 7.

This is to help people create new RDF schemas for their specific use cases. Ideally, it will take one or more schemas and allow you to use them along with your own modifications to create a new custom schema.

This small module provides basic Rules integration for Facebook-style Statuses Comments

It uses fbss_after_save hook to provide a way to pass info about the comment into rules, as the site we were working on required user notification when other users commented on their statuses. This was very quick-and-dirty, but works (although we couldn't get the date type working, it wasn't necessary for our implementation).

The Signup Rules module provides Rules integration for Signup.

A simple module that extends the Rules module with a new condition. The new condition checks if a file field exists and if the file field is populated. This fix the missing condition for file fields in the Rules module if you want Rules to check if a file field is populated or not.

Summary

Instead of sending out emails, email tester display all sent emails in a modal
frame.

Thanks to this module you don't annoy each person of your company because you
are doing testing. You can also redirect all outgoing emails to one email if
you want to be sure SMTP config is OK.

Email tester is added in the package devel and you can access configuration
through devel config page

Restricts changing the shortcut name to only users who have the 'allow changing shortcut name' permission.

With this module enabled users with 'shortcut_set_edit_access' will not be able to change the shortcut name for any shortcut set. Users will need both 'shortcut_set_edit_access' and 'allow changing shortcut name' to change the shortcut name for a given shortcut set.

See: http://drupal.org/node/1017746

RDFme is a Drupal extension that allows to publish RDF metadata attached to regular Drupal HTML pages.

The way the plugin works is by allowing to map every content node value that originates from the database backend to a certain RDF property. As a result it is possible to create rules for automatic generation of RDF metadata annotations for every single page displayed in the CMS.

Example of metadata annotations export for a single node

The Aegir Rules module provides integration with the Rules module to your Aegir site.

 

Features

• Rules events:
  • Before and after any task is executed.
  • Before and after a Site task is executed.
  • Before and after a Platform task is executed.
  • Before and after a Server task is executed.
• Rules conditions:
  • Tasks:
    • Task failed to complete.
    • Task is processing.
    • Task is queued.
    • Task completed successfully.
• Rules actions:
  • Platforms:
    • TODO: Add a platform.
  • Sites:
    • TODO: Add a task to a site.

With this module you can create PDF invoices for Ubercart orders. This module based on the Views PDF project.

The PDF invoice can be fully customized through admin interface. In combination with the Ubercart rules integration and the mimemail integration of the Views PDF you can send the Invoice directly to the customer per e-mail.

Provides a SPARQL FETCHER (alpha) and SPARQL PARSER (dev) for FEEDS Module.

SPARQL FETCHER provides the ability to request a SPARQL Endpoint

SPARQL PARSER parses SPARQL Query Results XML Format data (http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-sparql-XMLres/)
- generic Mapping of Bindingfields in an custom generated CCK Type (planed)