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This module let's you clone and couple nodes in different ways and between different node types. This module doesn't provide a UI on it's own. Everything is triggered and configured through Rules. While the same result potentially could be built with Rules + VBO or Node Clone + custom alter hook, this module provides a more dynamic way of cloning.

This module can also couple clones in different ways. The coupling settings will affect how clones are updated when the original node updates. The same thing is possible to configure for the delete behavior.

Overall there are two types of mappings:

• Straight - will map fields straight between clones
• Similar - will map fields straight between clones, but will also map similar fields (ignoring a substring of the node type name)

Example

"Similar clone" of a page to a story...

$node->type = 'page';
$node->title = 'Hello world';
$node->field_page_teaser[0]['value'] = 'Lorem ipsum';
$node->field_page_body[0]['value'] = 'Dolor sit ahmet';

...is possible to clone to:

<?php
$node->type = 'story';
$node->title = 'Hello world';
$node->field_story_teaser[0]['value'] = 'Lorem ipsum';

This module can greatly simplify user entry of repeating dates by allowing the administrator to pre-set repeat date rules.

The module supports two types of preset:

1. Select a preset repeat from a list. (E.g. every year, every month, every week). Up to 5 configurable preset repeat rules are allowed as well as the options to not repeat or, if configured, to specify a custom repeat rule via the standard form. This is similar to the way Apple iCal does it.
2. A single configurable preset rule which is either applied automatically for a specialised date field (e.g. your birthday, anniversary etc) or via a checkbox for a more general "is this an annual event" type field.

Overview

Provides an OpenERP data blocks for Drupal Page. This project require OpenERP Proxy API module to work.

This is a simple little module that will get the number of Facebook 'Likes' for the nodes on your site. It then exposes that information to views so that you can, for example, sort by it.