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Default Overrides

Overview

Defaults Overrides provides a GUI interface to select 'new' defaults to use instead of those provided by the module.

Content Type Exporter (obsolete)

This module is being abandoned in preference to the much more robust and supported Features module.

Node to Word

The Node to Word module simply provides two links in the links area of nodes of the enabled content types. These links are:

Bookmarklet

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This module provides a bookmarklet to allow users to create new nodes while they browse other sites. The bookmarklet opens a jQuery UI Dialog containing an iframe of the Drupal node form. The bookmarklet link is exposed through a block. The block configuration allows the site administrator to set the allowed and default content types available in the bookmarklet.

When Embedded Media Field or Link field are enabled, the bookmarklet will add the URL of the page where the bookmarklet was invoked to these fields.

Three alter hooks are invoked by this module so developers can change the node form prepopulate pattern, the visibility of node form elements in the bookmarklet, and the URL - node type mappings.

Ubercart Members-only permissions

Example of the configurable message replacing the price display field.

This module allows Ubercart store administrators to apply more fine-grained permissions to the product catalog and shopping cart.

This is particularly useful in situations where you want the general public to view most of your site, including the product catalog, but only permit certain registered members, such as wholesalers, to see information about factory-direct prices or to use the shopping cart.

A configurable message will be shown next to the product if the user has insufficient permissions. This message may contain HTML as well as tokens. Some examples:

  • Sign up as a member to see factory-direct prices and shop online
  • <a href="mailto:enquiries@[site-mail]?subject=Quote for [type-name] SKU [model]: '[title]'&body=Request from [user-name] ([user-mail]) for pricing info on [model] (category: [term])."> Request price by email </a>

The second example produces a link Request price by email, which when clicked opens the user's email client and fills out address, subject and body with info related to both the user and the product they're viewing, so that all they have to do is click "Send".

For those not entitled, prices may be shown as a configurable replacement text, for instance "POA" or 0.00, or may be removed from forms and tables altogether. This can be configured at Administer >>Store administration >> Configuration >> Members only settings. Again HTML and tokens are allowed.

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