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Provides integration with the Spotify Metadata API and a field to display artist, album and track information with a link that opens the Spotify client.

Please note: this module is deprecated in favor of the BOTCHA module.

BETA VERSION

This module is quite fresh so use it with care until bugs have been reported and fixed. Please test this module in a development environment before using.

What it does

The JavaScript Validate Forms project was built to prevent spam without getting in the way of user's interactions with forms. It, like many other spam prevention modules adds a field to your forms. However, unlike some other modules like Spamicide and Gotcha, it does not require the bot to fill in the bogus form item. JS Validate Forms uses JavaScript to fill in the form item with the GMT in seconds as passed in from the server (via Drupal.settings). The server then checks the submission to make sure that the field is filled in and that time has elapsed since the user accessed the page.

Bots normally do not run in a real browser. Thus they may lack JavaScript. Since JS is required to fill in the "hidden" form item, it should be helpful it controlling spam. If the bot fills in the validation field item, it will need incredible amounts of luck to insert a value that is accepted in the server side validation. Essentially, the bot will have to input a GMT timestamp, in seconds, that falls between the access time and a 24 hour window.

SUMMARY

A quick fix for internationalization issues on Ubercart managed multi-language e-commerce sites.

WARNING

This module is not a permanent solution, and serves only as a quick fix for sites using
Ubercart that need to translate the basic ui elements on their site without jumping through
a bunch of hoops.

It is also my hope that the module can serve as a case-study and proof-of-concept
to support the one product = one node (indeed, one node -> many translations) model
as opposed to the one translation = one node model, which I believe is logically flawed.

See http://www.ubercart.org/forum/internationalization/10878/i18n_issues_i_d...
for an in depth discussion on this issue.

Author: Aaron Craig (Evolving Design, info@evolving-design.com)

INSTALLATION

The normal method

I haven't gotten to adding in dependencies yet -- look for that in the future.

Meanwhile, make sure you have Locale and i18n installed and enabled.

USAGE

The module adds new fields in various places so that you can translate those strings. The strings are kept in a separate table and are injected into HTML output where appropriate.

The system looks at active languages and adds new fields for non-default languages.

CAVEATS

This module lets you edit more than one node on a single page (form).

Update system for brainstormblogger profile.
For now empty.
Intended for future releases of system and for brainstormbogger distribution usage tracking via drupal update utility.