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About

This module was originally suggested by Nedjo Rogers on http://groups.drupal.org/node/100179. The group discussion page gathered much attention at the time, but little unification actually resulted from the discussions. I felt the concepts discussed were a good idea, and that the Autotag module would benefit from them.

This module controls node access based on taxonomy term fields. When the nodes taxonomy terms and the user taxonomy terms match, the user is awarded certain permissions.

Features

• Matching taxonomy terms are checked based on Field instances added to both the node and user.
• Access is managed separately for each node type.
• When the user does not have matching terms this module does nothing, leaving the access check up to Drupal core permission settings or any another content access module you might be using.
• Multiple fields can be used together to determine valid access. Furthermore, specific fields can be given priority over others.

The taxonomy_image module allows site administrators to associate images with taxonomy terms. With the association created, an admin can then make a call to 'taxonomy_image_display()' from their theme or other PHP code to display the appropriate image.

The module allows the admin to create a one-to-one term-to-image relationship. With image display recursion, it is also possible to create a many-to-one relationship. This is useful if creating taxonomy hierarchies in which an entire tree of terms will use the same image. With recursion enabled, you only need to associate an image with the tree parent, and all children will automatically inherit the same image.

Features:

• Image configuration happens within existing admin/taxonomy menu structure.
• Admins can add custom tags to <img> markup when displaying images.
• Allows one-to-one term-to-image relationships.
• Allows many-to-one term-to-image relationships.
• Admin-permitted users can disable the images.
• Administrators can force images to be a standard size.
• May use the ImageCache module if it is available.
• Works with Views.
• Utilizes core file.inc and taxonomy.module APIs.
• Small module with specific, focused functionality.

Build forms to collect data from site visitors. Create everything from a simple contact form to a multi-page form with many fields, conditional logic, and email notifications.

The Navigation module has been merged into core.

The API module was designed to produce the Drupal developer documentation available at api.drupal.org. You can set up your own API documentation site by following these instructions.

The API module implements a subset of the Doxygen documentation generator specification, with some Drupal-specific additions. Standards for how to write Drupal documentation that this module can parse (and that conforms to Drupal coding standards) are on http://drupal.org/node/1354.