Third-party Integration

This module is currently being revamped as a 6.x contributed module.

Plans at the moment include:

A module to allow users to create and sign pledges at MySociety's Pledgebank.com

Serious intervention for switching people from Internet Explorer to Firefox. This module displays a banner at the top of your site to promote Firefox, or can blank the content to only display a Firefox splash screen.

This module provides integration with FUDforum (a popular PHP forum system). The following (all optional) blocks are provided to integrate your forum with your drupal site:

This module allows a Drupal community to share their flickr photos. Each user enters a flickr username or email in their profile and can then access their photos at drupalsite.com/flickrhood/[uid].

This module is no longer under active development.

Bugbits is a module that allows some integration between Drupal and the popular open source bug tracking software Mantis. Bugbits is starting to become more mature but there is much left to do.

The module in it's current state only allows single login between mantis and Drupal. We currently working on updating this module to Drupal 6 and developing a roadmap for more a robust feature set and mantis API level integration.

Allows for multiple Teamspeak blocks to be displayed.

This module acts as a digital notary for Drupal; it creates notarized/certified timestamps for content. When normal Drupal content is created, an easily modifiable timestamp is created. It is impossible to tell with any real certainity whether or not the node was created at that time. A certified timestamp guarantees the content was created on the timestamp indicated.

A Drupal wrapper for the PHP Sparkline library.

This module provides integration with the nifty corners script which can be found at Nifty Corners Cube. It allows user with the approriate permission to add 'Nifty Corner' nodes which define one rule for a given set of selectors. Each time a 'Nifty Corner' node is added or changed the resulting javascript is produced and cached (so it does not need to be generated on each page load).