api

issuu let convert many documents to a nice page flip like flash, it also exposes an api.

I'm starting a module to integrate with issuu.com, like the actual ipaper module does it with scribd.com.

I'd be trying to cover as much as the API let us, starting with:

I am looking for some best practices advice. I am building a module that processes machine tags. I am integrating it in with FeedAPI and FeedAPI Mapper. My two primary feeds I want to get machine tags from are Flickr and YouTube. Unfortunately for both services I have not found a way to get well formatted tags via their RSS feed. So I am resorting to getting the media id from the feed then using an API call to get the machine tags.

I'm just getting starting creating field, filter, etc handlers for Views for a project.
I've hit the point where I can't get further from existing examples and the API documentation.

I'm working with table, let's call it "Stuff"
Among the stored fields is a user ID.
I'd like to make it easy for someone creating a view of the table to show the username associated with that user ID.

I have absolutely no trouble creating a relationship handler that lets a user create a view that gives them access to all the fields in the user table. I suppose I could force the user to do that.

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I have fixed up the API for Drupal e-Commerce.

It is now at http://api.drupalecommerce.org and it is now updated every hour, so it should be pretty much up to date.

Since e-Commerce is spread over a few projects now, and depends on a few other projects like Views I am also including those into the API as well.

If you have any modules you would like to add, please let me know and I will look into adding them.

Gordon.

Hello,

Looking for a Japanese Drupal developer, hopefully with WordPress experience, for an urgent development.

We want to use the Mixi.jp API to:
1) MixiConnect - enable users to login/register to drupal site with OpenID account from mixi, and possibly invite firends and import the account details if possible by API.
2) Publish comments and/or nodes to mixi account when creating node/comment on drupal site (every user own mixi account, not one for all site users)

I found a wordpress plugin that does this.
It could be migrating or used as a reference.

Looking for a drupal guru who are well versed in module development in handling REST, XMLRPC calls to external api's. If you are familiar with facebook api, myspace api, or twitter api, it is a plus.

Work start in early July. Drupal version 6,

Hi all,
i'am one of the guys who is triyng to build an oracle driver for drupal.... (http://drupal.org/project/oracle)
I actually wrote 2 drivers: 1 for the 6.x and 1 for the 7.x. Both based on PDO_OCI, and both working pretty
well with the core, (i'am still working on the 7.x SimpleTest test cases but 90% is ok).

I started using the 6.x driver in production on February (when it was on sourceforge.net as drupaloracle).

A couple of days a go, one of my company web developers, told me:

"Hey.. we should use this X module.... It is cool!"

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Hello everyone,

I've posted this in the main Support forum http://drupal.org/node/429874, but I believe it'll fare better here:

one of my customer is using Parature for their support needs and is developping a new web site and store for their products. There needs to be some integration between the two, like SSO (single sign-on) and profile field synchronisation.

Did somone here go trought this? Is this something that could be done easily with Drupal/Parature APIs? Should we better attack the data directly, e.g. using an exported feed or even directly trough SQL?