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Overview

Opens edit forms for selected CCK fields or field groups in modal frames from the node view.

This module is pretty similar in concept as the Popups: Subedit module. However, it's based on the Modal Frame API, meaning the forms are rendered within iframes, therefore these forms do not alter the DOM of the parent page, and provide full support for advanced editing features such as WYSIWYG editors, File uploads, CCK buttons to add more items, Multigroups, etc.

Usage

Once the module has been installed, visit the settings form of the fields or field groups where you want to enable this feature. Here you can choose to reload the current page or just to refresh the target element after a successful edit operation.

When this feature is enabled, a small edit icon will be rendered on the top right corner of the target element, but only to users with the proper edit permissions. Clicking this icon will popup a modal frame with a node edit form that only shows the elements related to the corresponding target element.

Requirements

• Modal Frame API.
• CCK and Fieldgroup (CCK3 Multigroups also supported).

Developers

Update system for brainstormblogger profile.
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Although the free Google Translate API v1 was discontinued, Google Translate API v2 is a for-pay API, costing $20/MB. The D6 6.x-1.2 (and higher) and 7.x-1.2 (and higher) versions of this module now support the API v2, so please try it.

This module uses the Google Translate API v2 and the jquery-translate plugin to offer to translate any region in your content that can be specified with a CSS selector.

Translatable Regions is intended for sites that have content from more than one language on a page. The sections of the page that are selected for translation get a button above them offering to translate to the browser's detected language.

The translations that result are identical to the translations from Google Translate. The source material can be of any length, thanks to the jquery-translate plugin.

Automatically downloads and updates your translations by fetching them from localize.drupal.org or any other Localization server.