Does exist a Gogle Drive module for Drupal?
If it doest exist, it could b vey useful to develop it!

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jaypan’s picture

It looks like none exist yet. You should develop one!

Contact me to contract me for D7 -> D10/11 migrations.

steveburge’s picture

Give people a bit of time and I'm sure it'll be here.

It's only been about 12 hours since launch :)

cwgriesel’s picture

You might start by looking over the various Google Docs modules that are out for Drupal. Since Google Drive is basically an extension of Google Docs, it seems natural that some of the existing Google Docs Drupal modules may be extended to add Google Drive functionality.

matteoraggi’s picture

Google docs drupal module to google drive could be a great idea!
I opened now an isse on that module about it.
http://drupal.org/node/1551294

ayesh’s picture

That's a great start I believe.
Thanks.

Lets try what we can do to get it done!

trazom’s picture

Have you looked at the drrogle module?

Project/droogle

ayesh’s picture

There isn't I believe.

barnettech’s picture

http://drupal.org/project/Droogle is a project sponsored by Babson College. It integrates google docs (now called google drive) into Drupal 6 and Drupal 7. I've spent the last few days seeing what has changed in the api since they changed it to be google drive. The answer is not much has changed, but I will be putting out an update to Droogle in the next month to integrate folder (collection) support, and it will take the few google drive changes into account (mostly the my shared documents folder is what is different).

Please check it out and use the issue que for any problems or feedback.

James
Architect Babson College
http://www.barnettech.com
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trazom’s picture

James, I am not sure whether such functionality is possible, but I think a very useful feature might be the ability to store images in google drive, and then be able to display the same images, via the imagecache module, on one's drupal site. Thanks for your work on this module, david

mgifford’s picture