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Create separate pages for different view modes for a given content type.

8.x - Configuration

1. Go to your drupal admin -> "Configuration" -> "Search and metadata" -> "Entity view mode path".
2. Here you can add a path pattern (e.g. /%/summary) and select a view_mode (e.g. teaser).

7.x - Configuration

1. Create a content type
2. Configure a view mode. If you are using Display Suite, or another means of adding view modes, you may need to add a new one.
3. Go to the "manage display" tab for your content type.
4. In the "View mode pages" tab, enter your URL pattern for the view mode page.

If you're a "tail -f" kind of debugger, you may find this module useful. It adds a number of functions that write to the debug log file:

This module takes the content from the specified tag - HTML structure with the id or class and stores it temporarily into Database from which it can be reused on the page.

This module provides two rules conditions based on URL arguments:

OpenLayers Editor is a web-based tool for easy and precise creation of spatial data. It is build purely with HTML and JavaScript and thus runs on the desktop and mobile devices without plug-ins. Try a demo.

This module simply adds an additional behavior to the OpenLayers module characterized by the following features.

Features

General

• Based on OpenLayers
• Easily customizable and extensible
• Small and fast
• Open Source

Editor

• Supports point, path and polygon geometry types
• Vector layer support (for example WFS)
• Snapping to existing features, guide lines or features from external data sources
• CAD-like feature construction
• Undo and redo
• Modify geometries
• Drag geometries
• Draw hole into polygons

Server-side geometry processing

• Split polygons and lines
• Merge polygons
• Clean and validate geometries
• Based on PostGIS geometry processing

Requirements

• OpenLayers Editor library

This module, when enabled, will deny access to anyone who tries to access the site without first logging in (by going to /user).