associated_nodes 6.x-1.5

Git tag 6.x-1.5
New features
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It is now possible to load content of Associated Links blocks with Ajax.
When associated nodes are not in cache, the time to compute them can be long, especially if there are a lot of criteria.
This release add an option in each block configuration form to activate the Ajax loading of the block. By this way, the page can be loaded quickly and the blocks appeared as soon as associated nodes are calculated.

associated_nodes 6.x-1.4

Git tag 6.x-1.4
Bug fixes
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Fix bug in Associated Links with Block Cache enabled.
Fix bug in criteria clean up function.

associated_nodes 5.x-1.2

Git tag 5.x-1.2
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Associations cleaned up when a taxonomy term is deleted

associated_nodes 6.x-1.3

Git tag 6.x-1.3
New features
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Cleanup system when criteria in BDD are not used anymore

associated_nodes 6.x-1.2

Git tag 6.x-1.2
Bug fixes
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Bug fixes

associated_nodes 5.x-1.1

Git tag 5.x-1.1
Bug fixes
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Fixed error message "Call-time pass-by-reference has been deprecated"

associated_nodes 6.x-1.1

Git tag 6.x-1.1
Bug fixes
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Fixed error message "Call-time pass-by-reference has been deprecated"
Fixed typo in hook_schema

associated_nodes 5.x-1.0

Git tag 5.x-1.0
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This module enables to associate nodes according to different criteria such as Taxonomy and CCK fields.
You can give a different weight for each criterion. All criteria will be aggregated by the main module which compute a matching score for each couple of nodes.
Then, for a given node, you can get the other nodes that are associated to it. The associated nodes are ordered by the matching score they have with the given node.
Different associations can be defined with their own criteria and weight.

associated_nodes 6.x-1.0

Git tag 6.x-1.0
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This module enables to associate nodes according to different criteria such as Taxonomy and CCK fields.
You can give a different weight for each criterion. All criteria will be aggregated by the main module which compute a matching score for each couple of nodes.
Then, for a given node, you can get the other nodes that are associated to it. The associated nodes are ordered by the matching score they have with the given node.
Different associations can be defined with their own criteria and weight.

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