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PLEASE NOTE: Development is currently on hold due to lack of time :(

Book Bridge is an add-on for D5's core book module which serves to bring some of the functionality of D6 book module to D5. It should not be necessary in D6.

This module is no longer in use, and is likely not going to be updated.

This is the basic module we use on all our client sites. Feel free to use it on your sites too, however, be warned that it's written specific for our client setup.

Migrate to Location Map module for Drupal 7

The successor to this module is the Location Map module, which provides this functionality for Drupal 7. Due to confusion with the GMap module which has a submodule called "GMap Location", it was decided to continue the current code path in a new and more accurately-named project. The Location Map module provides an upgrade path for map configuration, role permissions, and URL aliases associated with gmaplocation, so the upgrade should be seamless. Please ensure you do not "uninstall" gmaplocation prior to this upgrade, however, as that would result in a loss of configuration information.

#D7CX: As pledged, Location Map module had a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 was released.

Google Maps location module for Drupal 6

This simple Drupal module displays just one geographical location via Google Maps, for brochure and company profile web sites.

It will:

This module allows the users to send

Trims options out of CCK select boxes.

The 2.3 version for D6 works with the following field types (all select widgets):
Text
Number (integer, float, decimal)
Nodereference
Userreference
Rolereference
Content Taxonomy

This module can be used for a few different reasons:

1. You are using a reference field such as node_reference, user_reference, or role_reference and have options that you'd like to trim out of the list, but don't want to write a custom module to form alter out those options or use the views feature for populating the list.

2. You want to dynamically trim options out of a select list based on the option chosen in a parent select box, achieving a dynamic dependent dropdown effect. The difference in how this works compared to other efforts is that the select box to be trimmed must start out with all possible options, then through an admin interface you can select how these will be dynamically trimmed out based on the selected option of a different select box. With javascript disabled all options will always show but nodeapi validation will still kick in so that only valid options will be submitted.

The 2.0 branch adds a couple other use cases.