new module

The Google Books module http://drupal.org/project/google_books is a filter module and an API for the Google Books service, that permits a user to insert rich Google book data, cover images, and inline book readers into nodes via filters with data retrieved from the http://books.google.com domain. The API also allows data to be pulled into flat arrays indexed by the text biblio field identifiers like 'author' or 'title.'

Hey all,

We recently released a new module that you all can have a look at. It is called JS Validate Forms. You can find it here: http://drupal.org/project/js_validate_forms

Hope you like it.

Cheers, Derek

The Environment Indicator adds a coloured strip to the side of the site informing you which environment you're currently in (Development, Staging, Production etc). This is incredibly useful if you have multiple environments for each of your sites, and like me, are prone to forgetting which version of the site you are currently looking at!

This module can help you avoid making configuration changes to your live server by mistake, by adding a coloured strip to the side of your site, clearly marking each version of the site.

The Environment Indicator settings page allows you to modify some elements of the indicator's behaviour and appearance. Individual settings, such as the text to display and the colour can be overridden for each of your specific environments in the site's settings.php file. This allows you to customise the indicator for each of your environments without needing to make any changes in the database. This means that the Environment Indicator will always display correctly when moving your site from development to staging to production.

Hey CINDUG + Drupal crew!

I thought I would let you know that a cool new module: http://drupal.org/project/tvi (Taxonomy Views Integrator) has been released for your consideration. Please let me know what you think. What would you do differently?

The module is in Beta so I do not recommend using it in production however if it is as useful for others as it has been for us, then it will have lots of bright minds helping to make it better.

Thanks Adrian for your assistance and support.

Thanks Chris, for your advise and encouragement.

Cheers, Derek