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What is this module all about?

The Bundle Terms module enables administrators to tag entity bundles with taxonomy terms. The idea may seem crazy, but before you take out your pitchforks, look at a use case!

You've created a bunch of node types:

• Fire Trucks
• Fire Stations
• Firemen
• Police Cars
• Police Stations
• Policemen

You'd like to have a view that shows all of the node types related to 'Police', and another view showing all of the node types with related to 'Fire'. Using Bundle Terms, you can create those views without tagging any nodes.

Why would I use this module? Doesn't taxonomy already do something like this?

Yes, the core taxonomy module can replicate this behavior of these views, but it would require much more data being saved to your database. For large sites with many nodes, using core taxonomy functionality may not be a viable option.

The real difference is this: The core taxonomy module requires you to create a data point once per entity. Bundle Terms allows you to create a data point once per entity bundle. That's many fewer data points in your database.

Description:

Multiple values Field

This module uses the language settings from the user's browser to redirect to the path prefix matching the language code, if that langugage is enabled on the site. It all happens with JavaScript.

Let's say that I have my browser set up to use English as main language, and I am visiting a site that has Danish as its default language. I would then be redirected from http://example.com to http://example.com/en every time I hit the url without the path prefix.

If you have a language switcher available to the users on the site (Drupal's own Language Switcher Block), then the user's preference will be saved in a cookie when one of the languages in the language chooser is clicked.

The module depends on the Libraries API module http://drupal.org/project/libraries and uses dansingerman's jQuery-Browser-Language script https://github.com/dansingerman/jQuery-Browser-Language

Installation

• Download this zip: https://github.com/dansingerman/jQuery-Browser-Language/archive/master.zip and unzip it to your libraries folder (see http://drupal.org/node/1440066 ) and rename the unzipped folder to "jquery_browser_language".
• Download the module and the Libraries API and enable both modules.

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