Import/Export

A KML parser for the Feeds module.

KML, or Keyhole Markup Language, is an XML dialect for capturing geographic features and their metadata. It is an Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standard, and is very popular format for exchanging location data on the web.

Kaltura’s Open Source All-in-One Video Module for Drupal

Kaltura is the leading video technology provider and creator of the world’s only Video-Platform-as-a-Service. Kaltura VPaaS is a highly reliable, scalable, and flexible open video platform, powering hundreds of thousands of video experiences and workflows across industries in over 100 countries worldwide. A recognized leader in the OTT TV (Over the Top TV), OVP (Online Video Platform), EdVP (Education Video Platform) and EVP (Enterprise Video Platform) markets, Kaltura is used by thousands of global enterprises, media companies, service providers, educational institutions, start-ups, technology platforms and cloud providers and engages hundreds of millions of viewers at home, in work, and at school. The company is also the initiator and backer of the leading open source video management project, home to more than 100,000 community members. For more information visit corp.kaltura.com, Join the community discussion board and explore Kaltura on GitHub.

Download the User Manual and Install/Config Guide (PDF)

What is Kaltura’s Video Module for Drupal?

A standard Drupal Module that integrates the Kaltura video platform capabilities into Drupal, allowing you to instantly enrich your Drupal site with video, audio, and images. Kaltura’s video platform and video module for Drupal is an enterprise grade solution that offers comprehensive powerful functionality and full control over content ownership, without the need to run your own video operation. The module handles every aspect of rich-media, including uploading and importing content, transcoding, content management, syndication, monetization, distribution, and more.

This module has been deprecated. Airing synchronization and broadcast schedule management has been moved to the Open Media Airing module while scheduling and playback specific code has been moved to Open Media Playback Servers.

Subscribe users to organic groups.

Existing user can be subscribed to an Organic Group by filling in an autocomplete field with their username.

In development: New and existing users can be mass subscribed to an Organic Group by importing data from a CSV file.

Utility functions for scholarly publications/content, e.g.

At one step you create node with translations. Taxonomy and other cck
fields bind to these translations too.

LangsAtOnce creates additional title, body fields for selected languages. So
when you go "create node" page you face with normal fields and
title/body areas. These additional ares will be added as translations.

QueryPath is a library for searching and manipulating HTML and XML documents. It's like jQuery for PHP. See http://querypath.org for more information.

Here's a screencast that shows what you can do with QueryPath and Drupal.

This module provides three things:

The migrate module provides a flexible framework for migrating content into Drupal from other sources (e.g., when converting a web site from another CMS to Drupal). Out-of-the-box, support for creating core Drupal objects such as nodes, users, files, terms, and comments are included - it can easily be extended for migrating other kinds of content. Content is imported and rolled back using a bundled web interface (Migrate UI module) or included Drush commands (strongly recommended).

Auto-generates HILCC (Hierarchical Interface to the Library of Congress Classification) taxonomy terms for nodes that have LCC call numbers (library-assigned numbers like "QA 76.73 .P224 2005"). This can help you build a Drupal site that auto-organizes by a hierarchic subject tree.

For instance, items with different call numbers like QA76.73 and QA75 would be clustered under the Drupal category Engineering & Applied Sciences > Computer Science. The taxonomy terms are generated during node creation and update, and now optionally during cron runs and using node batch operations (from admin/content/node).

Possible uses are:

• Subject-based search, for instance using the Apache Solr module
• Subject-based breadcrumb, using the Taxonomy Breadcrumb module.

(For an example that uses all these modules, see the links to the demo below).