Mobile

The mobillcash.module provides Drupal eCommerce with the ability to accept mCommerce payments for orders i.e. from any user that has a mobile phone - no debit, credit card or bank account is required.

Designed to work with and is dependent on the Drupal eCommerce modules. Basic installation instructions are included with the readme.txt file.

Development of the mobillcash.module was sponsored by m3m and undertaken by Dublin Drupaller, with assistance from Waseem Ahanger (Mobillcash & Vidicom).

The Barcode module provides a text field to generate barcode images.

Kaltura’s Open Source All-in-One Video Module for Drupal

Kaltura is the leading video technology provider and creator of the world’s only Video-Platform-as-a-Service. Kaltura VPaaS is a highly reliable, scalable, and flexible open video platform, powering hundreds of thousands of video experiences and workflows across industries in over 100 countries worldwide. A recognized leader in the OTT TV (Over the Top TV), OVP (Online Video Platform), EdVP (Education Video Platform) and EVP (Enterprise Video Platform) markets, Kaltura is used by thousands of global enterprises, media companies, service providers, educational institutions, start-ups, technology platforms and cloud providers and engages hundreds of millions of viewers at home, in work, and at school. The company is also the initiator and backer of the leading open source video management project, home to more than 100,000 community members. For more information visit corp.kaltura.com, Join the community discussion board and explore Kaltura on GitHub.

Download the User Manual and Install/Config Guide (PDF)

What is Kaltura’s Video Module for Drupal?

A standard Drupal Module that integrates the Kaltura video platform capabilities into Drupal, allowing you to instantly enrich your Drupal site with video, audio, and images. Kaltura’s video platform and video module for Drupal is an enterprise grade solution that offers comprehensive powerful functionality and full control over content ownership, without the need to run your own video operation. The module handles every aspect of rich-media, including uploading and importing content, transcoding, content management, syndication, monetization, distribution, and more.

The mobillcash.module provides Drupal eCommerce with the ability to accept mCommerce payments for orders i.e. from any user that has a mobile phone - no debit, credit card or bank account is required.

Designed to work with and is dependent on the Drupal eCommerce modules. Basic installation instructions are included with the readme.txt file.

Development of the mobillcash.module was sponsored by m3m and undertaken by Dublin Drupaller, with assistance from Waseem Ahanger (Mobillcash & Vidicom).

Description

The Mobile Tools module provides Drupal developers with some tools to assist in making adjustments to your site based on the visitor's device.

Dotgo (www.dotgo.com) is an SMS service that allows you to interact with your domain for free through the use of the short code for your top level domain (DOTCOM, DOTEDU, etc). By entering your domain as the first line of your text, dotgo routes the remainder of the request to that domain, looking for an index.cmrl file.

Officially sponsored by ScientiaMobile.

Version 7.x-3.x

The WURFL module helps you in detecting the device capabilities of the mobile device visiting your website. It is based on WURFL and the WURFL PHP APIs.

The module provides device capability detection as an API to developers.
The WURFL module can be used by calling the native interface:

The OSMOBI service will be discontinued on June 15 2010. Please read the official announcement.

The module will be removed soon.

Notice: Twitpic recently changed their API, breaking the module. I have not yet had time to fix it, but patches from anyone are welcome.

This module allows Twitpic images to be displayed directly on a Drupal site, allowing Twitter and Twitpic to be used as a mobile engine for a photo-rich blog.

Twitpic allows images to be posted to Twitter, appearing as URLs in a Twitter feed. Pulling Twitter feeds into Drupal is a great way to get easy mobile micro-blogging, and some mobile Twitter apps include photo upload capability.

The problem is that the feed only shows URLs, not the images. The Twitpic API allows thumbnails to be displayed in a browser, but makes the full images available only as downloadable files. This module uses an Input Filter to intercept Twitpic URLs, download their originals to the Drupal filesystem, and display the images instead of the URLs to the end user.

Mobile services module aims to utilize the information in Drupal Views and Content Types too allow accessing your Drupal site via the services interface on a mobile phone. The module will provide the ability to describe content and views to the mobile application and from the mobile application be able to display dashboard, tabs, create new content, upload images / files and gps information if required.