Syndication

The module creates the Airing (om_airing) and Broadcast Server Schedule Feed (om_feed) content types as well as the Feed Element Mapper mappings that map the RSS from the playback server to the Airing. There is some additional PHP to remap the guid from Princeton to something Feed API can parse.

Populating Airings is required to use the Open Media Timeslot Scheduler, but can by used on its own to generate schedules.

This module still being actively developed. Updates are being made to the dev release to work with the 6.x-2.x branch of Feed Element Mapper.

Based on the core aggregator module, makes it possible to "promote" hand-picked items to nodes of the admin's choosing. There are numerous fine node based aggregator modules. This one does not aggregate feeds to nodes, but instead allows for case-by-case hand-picking of aggregator items, so that only certain items become nodes.

The nodes are also independent form the feed items after the "promotion", so if the then created node is used on the site in a news feed or some other listing, it will stay the same and not update with changes from the feed.

Posts are created published and under the admin's name who creates them. Editing of the node is possible from then on of course.

This module allows to generate thumbnail mosaics from images inside nodes.
It uses Imagecache to perform image operations, and optionally views to show the mosaic.
Additionally, there is integration with Feed API, allowing to link the thumbs on the mosaic to the original post url.

This module is meant to work with FeedAPI, FeedAPI Node and Feed Element Mapper to give more control over what happens with incoming taxonomy terms.

Example Use.

Vocabulary of 'Categories' feeds the a piece of the primary links using taxonomy_menu. When a feed-item comes in the options->tags element is mapped to the 'Tags' vocabularies using Feed Element Mapper. If the term is found then I remove it from the association from the 'Tags' vocabulary and add the association to the 'Categories' vocabulary. Now the new items are automatically in the correct place for views.

The feed owner (or other person) would then come match the new tags to an existing category. If they wish to add a new category then they fill out a request form and the site administrator can create the term and move the nodes accordingly.

This module allows Views to output Atom 1.0 format feeds for nodes, comments, and aggregator items. It also provides a set of alter hook, allowing third-party modules to add elements to individual atom items or insert custom items into an atom feed. Examples include adding <rights> elements to an entry, or injecting advertising elements into a sponsored feed of nodes.

This module creates a block that:
- Loads the contents of a feed (from the current site!) through (JQuery and AJAX)
- Starts to scroll the feed items up, one at a time, through the block (custom JQuery plugin)

It has several configuration options (height, feed, max items, text length, scroll speed, and scroll pause).

As it is, it would require some CSS work to use in production.

I'm releasing it as a beta because I've satisfied my desire to work on it, but it's not 100% quality. If you have patches, or want to maintain the project, let me know. I probably won't fix many bugs on this one.

If you're looking for similar or complete functionality like this, this is a great place to start custom coding!

Best wishes, Mike