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Email Input Filter converts email style markup into web friendly format. Quoted text (where lines start with ">") will be colored and text can be *bolded*, /italicized/ and _underlined_. Quoted text will be hidden by default and can be toggled into view with a single click.

This module is intended to handle a specific permissions situation not easily managed in Drupal or Organic Groups.

This module allows fields to be edited on a node's display (e.g. at node/123), not just on the node edit pages (e.g. node/123/edit). It also works within views, etc. Anywhere a 'formatter' can be selected, you can select editable (or click to edit).

It highlights <code> tags by default, but you can set it to highlight <pre> tags.

General notes

• Follow the instructions reported in the file README.txt (contained in the directory js) to download the jQuery Chili plugin, and copy it in the correct directory.
• Branches for Drupal 6 and 7 looks for the jQuery plugin also outside the directory where the module is copied, such as /sites/all/libraries/jquery.chili, or profiles/$profile/libraries/jquery.chili (where $profile is the currently used profile).
• The module doesn't use the e PCRE pattern modifier, and it is compatible with the Facebook Hiphop interpreter. Using that modifier with the function preg_replace() is also strongly discouraged by the security team, which suggest to use the function preg_replace_callback() instead.
• When updating to a newer version, update first the Variable API module, and then the Chili highlighter module.

We are not looking to upgrade this module to D7 at this time. If someone is interested in porting this module, please let us know.

Connect allows you to easily create very flexible petitions and email or fax campaigns using CCK.

The connect module more generally lets you link 'parent' nodes to 'participant' nodes, and allows the definition of actions to be taken when participant nodes are created, including sending emails to defined or looked-up targets. With the optional Connect CiviCRM module participant information can also be added directly to CiviCRM.

Thus, setting up an online email campaign consists in setting up participant and campaign node types, and then creating a campaign node and assigning the appropriate functions, such as "participate once", "send email", and so on.

We've also extended this module to be able to reference external databases for customized targets. So if you get a postal code from someone in a political riding you can link it with a database containing that postal code's elected official. Unfortunately for many jurisdictions this type of quick lookup isn't available, however we have developed a web service to help support this in Canada.