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This module allows you to add a item menu in a menu to manage your node by content type.

This module is designed to allow users to specify a series of dates they want to receive e-mail reminders for. Each user is able to enter events by going to their account page and at the site level there is a setting for how many days in advance of each event the reminders will be sent. Reminder notices will automatically be sent on a yearly recurring basis.

Currently the reminder is only sent at the time interval set by the site owner and not on a per user or event basis. This is done by design as the initial intended use for this product is for e-commerce site owners to send a notification with enough lead time for a user to place an order.

Email notifications are sent when cron is run and at that time the "notification sent" box will be checked. Only site admins can see the "notification sent" box and it is meant as a troubleshooting tool to show that it did process the request and allow for a way to manually reset this flag. After the event has passed the "notification sent" box will automatically be set back to false so that the event can send again in one year.

Please note that due to an issue with the way the Field Collections module handles boolean fields, you may need to run the following two patches to avoid creating empty events.

http://drupal.org/files/field_collection_empty_boolean-1339868-2.patch

Sandbox for http://drupal.org/project/ife, that seems unmaintained.

A deliberately simple way to invent nodes on the fly in order to refer to them via entityreference.

Just type a title into an entityreference autocomplete field, and if no match is found, a placeholder of that name will be created silently, instead of complaining.

This is a simplification from other create-and-reference solutions as it assumes *no* action on the users part. Of course, it also does not allow the editor to add any *more* detail about the newly created target entity at the time, but if you want that, I endorse references_dialog.module.

This utility co-operates interestingly with feeds.module, as you can import items that refer to other items by name, which will be linked to without intervention.

To be used with the rules module to notify users when there is activity on the issue.