FancyZoom is a simple, clean image zoomer with a drop shadow and close box meant to emulate the visual style of Mac OS X. It is based on FancyZoom 1.1 created by Cabel Sasser of Panic, Inc. The original Javascript has been rewritten with JQuery and compressed for speed.
UsageOnce the module has been enabled, FancyZoom automatically applies throughout the entire website. Any link (text or image) that points directly to an image file will zoom that image in-place instead of opening it in a separate browser window. For improved responsiveness, the zoomed image begins loading as soon as the user hovers over the link. To prevent a particular image link from zooming simply add rel="nozoom" to the link's attributes.
The settings form (admin/settings/fancyzoom) includes customizable options for speed and appearance, and uses the Colorpicker module if installed.
License FeeAlthough free for non-commercial use, Cabel Sasser requests a one-time license fee for use on commercial websites. Please visit the FancyZoom web site for more details.
This project has been moved and split up, this page provides an overview and is'nt a project itself (anymore).
Types of iDEALiDEAL is a Dutch initiative.
Supporting banks:
Note: you only need ONE iDEAL merchant account to provide iDEAL payments for all supporting banks.
More info on iDeal:
iDEAL site
This is a simple module which provides a filter that can be enabled for input formats. This filter allows an editor to embed any available block into content by using the blocks module and delta in the following syntaxt: [block:{module}:{delta}]
NOTE: This is an early version. Care needs to be taken. For example, if you embed something you dont want anonymous people to see (such as devels switch user), then it will be embedded into the content and displayed with the permission of the person who "rendered" the content. For example, if you empty the cache and then an anonymous visitor views the page - the content will be rendered and filtered as anonymous and then cached like this. I'm trying to think of a work around.
Currently this module is probably best designed for use with something like a view, or a Tagadelic cloud.
Creates blocks to provide autocomplete search on a predefined node/cck field to direct you to the corresponding node.
This is great if your members can mentally identify desired nodes by one field that is unique for each node. A good candidate is node title, or a cck field like a unique 'code' or 'serial number' that the users are aware of. See attached image example.
What?
This Module acts as a GUI to the VNC Reflector tool, which is a way to show a vnc server (=> the screen) to multiple clients.
Why?
You can share your screen to multiple clients with your standard vncserver. When you have a situation to present your work to more than 5 users, your DSL connection may be the bottleneck, because every client produces a stream that reduces your upload bandwith. When the tool runs on a server width higher bandwith, the upload-bandwith-bottleneck of your small, little DSL connection is not a bottleneck anymore, because you only have to stream one connection: form your vncserver to the vnc-reflector enabled server with bigger bandwith.
Tiny utility module. Makes the password field optional on the add new user page. If the password field is blank, the system will generate a password for you.
MIT's Technology Review announced its annual TR35 honorees today - recognizing young innovators under the age of 35 whose inventions and research they find most exciting. Dries was honored along with 34 outstanding leaders in the field of technology - congrats Dries!
This module will scan a node and split it into tab sections at each <H1> heading element using the heading title as the tab's title (can be set to split at other HTML/XML elements instead). Any text before the first heading element is encountered will be listed under a tab entitled "Intro".
Primary aims areTo change the HTML or XML element used as a splitting point and to obtain the tab titles from. {Default = H1 }
"Default Tab title:"The title to use for the initial tab when the document/node does not start with the defined tab-seperator. {Default = Intro }
"Include seperator:"TR35 to be Honored at Technology Review’s EmTech08 Conference at MIT in September
Revisionary allows rights to view and revert revisions to be controlled on a per-content type basis. The most common use for this is to provide wiki-like functionality for specific content types mixed in with a larger site, without giving a broad user base rights to view revisions on all content types.
This module provides payment methods for iDEAL Easy online banking for Ubercart based projects.
Overview: http://drupal.org/project/uc_ideal
Development by:
Qrios Webdevelopment
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Release infoThis module provides payment methods for iDEAL Lite/Basic online banking for Ubercart based projects.
Overview: http://drupal.org/project/uc_ideal
Development by:
Qrios Webdevelopment
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Release infoThe World of Warcraft armory contains vast information for players and guilds. WoW Armory Sync downloads and stores your guilds roster information, showing it in a neatly organized and sortable list.
Provides vertical tabs like http://drupal.geek.nz/static/node-form/default/summaries2.html on the node add form and the system settings form.
Control a OpenX (formerly OpenAds) server from a Drupal site.
For displaying the ads, use the OpenAds module.
Requires OpenX 2.6 or higher.
Note that the OpenX API is still in the early stages of development and not all options are available.
This module provides 3 ways for mapping/relating a node to a location on a map provided by !Yahoo Maps Service.
On node view it displays the marked location on the map, through a dedicated block.
You can:
- Search location - search for a location, just like @ !Yahoo Maps, or Google Maps. Geocoding services are provided by !Yahoo & Google(if google geocoding is enbled). You can choose the closest location for your needs, from the list generated by the geocoding services.
- Map - drag the map to your desired location & double-click to get the geocodes. This works with AJAX & automatically fills the fields.
- Manual geocode input - type your geocodes & with a button click mark the spot on the map. From there you can work with the map for a more precise mapping.
You can configure:
- On what node types the module will be enabled;
- On both maps (node edit map & node view block map):
- map width;
- map height;
- default map zoom level;
- default map type (map, satellite, hybrid);
- On node edit map you can also configure a default start location.
Attached is a capture from a node edit page.
This module (loosely based on the Vote up/down Package) allows voting on project issues. It depends on the Project issue tracking and Voting API modules.
Duane Nickull was on my evangelism team when I worked at Adobe. As you'll see in the Adobe TV video embedded below, Duane is one of those colorful characters who make working in the tech industry a lot of fun. He has eclectic interests and seems to know everyone in the industry.
Duane caught up with Dries at Foo Camp last month and pulled him aside for a quick interview you'll see in the first segment of the video. Dries gives a quick overview about Drupal, what Acquia is doing to broaden Drupal adoption. He also explains how Mollom works to block content spam.
This module integrates Drupal with Sphinx search, a full-text search engine available under GPL version 2. Sphinx can be installed on the same server Drupal is running, however it is recommended to do so on a different one. You can even partition indexes, each managed from a different server, so Sphinx provides an ideal alternative when you need to implement a scalable solution for your site.
Requirements:
Usage of this module is independent of Drupal core search for content, so you can disable Drupal core search completely. If you need Drupal search framework to provide search capabilities of different kinds, such as searching for users, then you may wish to take a look at Core Searches module.
This module implements methods to build Sphinx indexes using XMLPipe source type. This makes it possible to index any kind of text around nodes. For instance, it is possible to index comments, CCK fields, etc. The XMLPipe generator uses nodeapi 'alter' and 'update index' to allow external modules alter and/or inject extra text to be indexed, the same way Drupal search works.
Computer and video game developer Electronic Arts (EA) is using Drupal for their upcoming shooter game called Battlefield Heroes. I'm not big on games, but their trailer looks fun so maybe I'll give it a try. It sounds like, for a change, I wouldn't repeatedly get killed by a ultra-skilled 15 years old ...
According to the trailer, they have big plans for their website. They want to use it to host a long-running territorial conflict meta-game. Curious to learn if that will be built in Drupal too.