Drupal Digest Modules

This is a simple module to let users store their location on the edit account page. It uses HTML5’s geolocation API and stores latitude and longitude. How you use that data is up to other modules.
It will be used on Drupal.org

Betting system is set of modules, that can transform your Drupal site into betting shop. It's mainly designed for course betting.

For better extensability is created with more modules. It also defines own hooks.

The core of Betting system allows define basic parts for betting. Brings two new content types. Abonents and Games. Without abonents isn't possible to create games. Abonents are players (teams) that attending a game (for example Manchester United in English Premier League, or Roger Federer in tenis). On this game users can bet (only if they have points). Each Abonent and Game have to be in sport (defined by Taxonomy module).

Administrators can set many options (like eventualities) in Settings of Betting System.
Betting system also contains other smaller modules for functionality extension.

• Betting system relation allows to creating relation between games (like halfs in soccer game).
• Betting system flexible eventualities allows to create special kind of games, that not have attending of Abonets and administrator can type own eventuality of result.
• Betting system statistics allows to view simple charts of Abonents (This requires Chart module).

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The Sampler API allows modules to easily collect and store calculated pieces of data at periodic intervals. It's designed primarily to assist in collection, storage, and display of metrics.
Modules leveraging the API provide it with a metric to track (eg. 'Number of comments added to a node') a listing of objects to be tracked (for example, you may only want to track that for certain nodes) , a sample interval (eg. 'every 3 days'), and a function that returns the calculated values for the metric based on time intervals (eg. 'give me the values that you want to store for the period of January 1st midnight to January 4th midnight) .
Based on the provided data, the framework:

• Performs time calculations to determine the regular intervals to sample
• Calls the necessary functions to gather the calculated values
• Handles all storage of the samples
• Provides default views of the samples

The API provides a good bit of flexibility to define whatever sample interval you want. You can also pull samples a la carte very easily, for both a custom time range and a custom list of objects (eg. 'Show me the number of comments added to these three nodes over the last year').
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Drippic is a module that turns your drupal install into a Twitpic style Twitter image service.
Hoping to launch a stable release by Drupalcon.
To learn more about Drippic go to http://www.drippic.com/

This module adds clientside validation for all forms and webforms using jquery.validate. The included jquery.validate.js file is patched because we needed to be able to hide empty messages.
Currently this is still under development, feel free to help where you can ;p
Status

• For the moment the validation is added to node/add and node/edit forms and to all webforms (only tested with version 3.
• The error messages are displayed the same way as without this module, in a div above the form.
• The error messages use the same css classes as drupal does out of the box, so you only have to theme it once.
• Supports the following conditions required (even file uploads), maxlength, file extension

Todo

• Allow user to select to which forms the validation has to be added
• Add support for webform_validation, see #762568: JavaScript validation
• Add settings to control position and behaviour of the error messages
• Add support for common CCK fields

Provides integration between for the Plupload widget to upload multiple files and Drupal. Plupload is a GPL licensed multiple file uploading tool that can present widgets in Flash, Gears, HTML 5, Silverlight, BrowserPlus, and HTML4 depending on the capabilities of the client computer.
This is a brand new project and is under active development.
The current code is somewhat of a proof of concept that does a very simple thing: a single setting page, a single upload page, and content goes into an imagefield on a single node using the HTML5 or HTML4 widgets. It assumes your allowed file extensions jpg,gif,png,jpeg.
Known problems
This should probably use one of the jQuery loaders and should probably put the javascript into the sites/all/libraries directory. Please, make an issue suggesting which jQuery loader is the best.
Roadmap

• Make the basic features table - in this phase I don't plan any fancy integration, but want the module to work well for the simplest case and then we can have a full release.
• Allow for tagging the images based on something like a URL parameter and perhaps flexible addition of information like OG groups.
• Perhaps provide some of the other widgets like
  

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The ad auction module integrates the ad and the uc_auction modules to bring you advertisement slots that people bid for in order to display their advertisements.
Currently this module is in development and I am uploading it to the community for testing.
This is a unique way in which to create advertising revenue for your site. Advertisers manage their own advertising, cutting out the middleman and they can advertise at a cost which is based on supply and demand. As site admin your only job is to advertise to potential advertisers how they can get to advertise on your site.
The module works on the basis of a cycle of time for the display of adverts which can be configured through admin. Ad slots are re-auctioned in a regular cycle so that at the end of each display cycle the next batch of ads is ready to be displayed. If an ad slot is not bought then it displays your default ad.
This module should not be allowed anywhere near a production environment.

This module provides the standard core user login block in a form that can be incorporated into an external website, for example by using the HTML <object> or <iframe> tags.
This module is very small and lightweight.
It provides a way to assign a cascading style sheet to the form as presented to allow its appearance to fit with the website in which it is incorporated. Already authenticated users are presented with a link to the Drupal site with a user selectable text message.
Sponsored by OpenBand on behalf of its clients.

This PHP extension currently adds C implementations to the frequently used check_plain and drupal_static Drupal functions.
It is still experimental and it should not be used in production until you've thoroughly tested it. It has only been tested to work with PHP 5.3.2, however, it should work with PHP 5.2 as well. Test with a new Drupal installation first. If something goes wrong with drupal_static, you should know it right away, since Drupal will break if it's malfunctioning.
INSTALLATION:

1. Download, extract, and run phpize in the extension's directory.
2. Run ./configure;make;make test
   
   If all tests passed then proceed by running make install.
3. Comment out the check_plain and drupal_static functions in includes/bootstrap.inc in Drupal's directory.
   
   *do not* comment out the drupal_static_reset() function.
4. Restart your web server for the changes to take effect.

This module allow a user to mark a comment as accepted and the topic as solved.
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This module creates a view style which allows you to present your content using the simpleSpy effect. An example of this effect can be found on
http://jqueryfordesigners.com/simple-jquery-spy-effect/
The javascript/jQuery used in this module was initially created by Remy Sharp, of jQuery for Designers and made into a Drupal module by Justus Boatright.
This module has been tested on a handful of client sites, but please report any bugs/issues to the issue queue.

Summary
The purpose of this module is simplifying the process of displaying a tooltip / popup / balloon when you hover over a day on a calendar block. This tooltip would contain a list of events occurring on that day.
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Views Infinite Scroll provides a #586668: Pluggable pagers that enables views infinite scrolling ( autopaging, depaging, endless pages ...you name it) by using jquery.autopager plugin (http://lagoscript.org/jquery/autopager). using this module with views page display will load another page whenever the user reaches bottom of the page.
Requirements

• views 6.x-3.0
• Download jquery autopager plugin (http://lagoscript.org/files/jquery/autopager/jquery.autopager-1.0.0.js) to module's views_infinite_scroll/js directory.

Important notes

• This module is not compatible with Views Ajax support.

A clean, intuitive UI front end for Views

Customizations used on security.drupal.org itself. It is not meant to be useful to other sites, except as an educational example of the kinds of modifications you can make via a site-specific module.

This is a collection of modules and tools for Messaging and Notifications, intended for high traffic/high volume web sites.
They won't make Notifications go faster, it will be actually a bit slower when used on a single web server. Though for bigger deployments it can really increase troughput by using drush workers instead of cron and distributing the workload.
Different modules provide logging, queue processing with drush, multiple worker threads with Drupal Queue, and some other options for fine tuning composition and message sending background processing.
IMPORTANT: There are no new features here, just some tools to manage high loads of Notifications and Messages. If your site is working fine without these modules, you don't need them.

This module is a port of the Dashboard module to Drupal 7. There is a new module in Drupal 7 called dashboard, and personal dashboard will be the name of the dashboard module going forward.
Design principles:

• Allow users to create personalized widgets and order them using a drag and drop interface.
• Provide interaction without persistent calls to the server. Updates happen in real time in the background.
• Provide full integration with nodes, blocks and views within dashboard pages.
• Provide hooks for other modules to define default widgets and directly integrate with the module.