Maintenance fixes only

This module makes content recommendations based on users browsing history data, stored either in Drupal's built-in "history" table, or in the "accesslog" table if you enable the "statistics" module in core.

There are two types of recommendations:

• "Users who browsed this node also browsed". This type of recommendations show on each node's page, and don't change for different users.
• "Recommended for you". This is personalized recommendations for each different user, which should show on a per-user basis (eg, on the user's profile page).

The recommendations are provided with the Views module and are fully customizable.

Views Display Tabs exposes the displays of a view as tabs, making it possible to switch displays for a view using AJAX (though it degrades gracefully). This opens up the possibility to make a view even more useful as all overridable settings for a view can be stored in a display. This means that sorting, among many other settings a display can have, can now be exposed to the user through multiple displays with different settings.

This module provides support to assign a specific domain for a group.

Drupal 7 Version

This module exposes nodes referenced via the node_reference (References) module in two ways:

1.- Provides a field formatter to display as jQuery UI Tabs, the nodes referenced in a field. This allows to display this references as tabs, not only in a node page but also in any section that allows to display fields with an available formatter (views, panels, etc...).

2.- Also, if desired, the render arrays of the referenced nodes are available to themers in node.tpl.php, so that they can be printed easily as shown in the inline documentation:

/**
 * Implementation of hook_preprocess_node().
 * 
 * Adds the render array for each referenced node attached 
 * to the parent node:
 * E.g. if you have a Node Reference field called field_foo and
 * it has three values, the render arrays will be accessible
 * to be printed in this way in a node template:
 * 
 * print drupal_render($field_foo[0]['node_rendered']);
 * print drupal_render($field_foo[1]['node_rendered']);
 * print drupal_render($field_foo[2]['node_rendered']);
 * 
 * Note that the content for a certain referenced node is available
 * only if the user has access to this content.
 * 
 * All options can be configured at:
 * admin/config/content/nodereference_variables
 * 
 */

Drupal 6 Version

Twingly.com is a search engine for blogs and microblogs. With this module you
can create new Twingly Widgets as blocks. You will also be able to ping Twingly