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The module will (on the cron) try and connect with the "Simplenews default From email address" mailbox (via imap) and do a best effort in understanding the bounce reports and saving them in the database in Drupal. The results are available in a view. (admin/reports/bounce)

Currently there is no active processing of bounces, you have to do that manually.

Drupal 7

No development.

Drupal 6

Only version 2.x is being developed and supported.

Requirements

• simplenews (version 2.x)
• libraries (version 1.x)
• views (version 2.x)
• PHPMailer-BMH (Bounce Mail Handler) (version 5.0.0)

Highly recommended

• A dedicated mailbox for bounce handling
• mimemail or another mail library

Installation

• Download, install and enable the module.

Flickr Attach adds a fieldset to the node form allowing users to attach flickr images or albums.
Flickr Attach is configurable globally and by content type.

Installation:

1. Install and configure Flickr (settings on your site are at admin/settings/flickr). Even though it's optional for Flickr module, you must input a Default Flickr User ID for Flickr Attach to work properly.
2. Install and enable Flickr Attach
3. Voila: now you can attach a flickr image to your nodes. To disable Flickr Attach, use the Admin > Content Type > Edit Content Type form and uncheck the box "Yes, allow Flickr Image & Album Attachments" box in the Flickr Attach fieldset.

Note: "Flickr Attached" images will not show up in the node display by default. You will need to enable the flickr_attach block, or create a view.

Flickr Attach doesn't display flickr attach'd photo albums. The reason for this is that different users will find different ways in which they want to use flickr albums: some might want them in blocks, some might want them on the node view, etc. Flickr Attach leaves it up to block, theme, and module developers to make use of $node->flickr_attach['album'] property on flickr attach'd nodes.

Buzzworthy displays a highly configurable and themable block of popular, recent content.

Description

Define which cck fields should be able to keep private.

Term Fields allows you to define fields for taxonomy terms in the same way that CCK allows you to define fields for nodes.

Possible uses for this module

• You own a book review site where you use the Taxonomy module to classify book reviews by the book author. You've created a view that lists all book authors on the site, but instead of just listing the author's name, you'd like to include some biographical information as well, such as the author's date of birth.
• You have a video game fansite where your classify news, reviews, and images with a vocabulary where all the terms are games. You want to create an index of all games on your site, but instead of just listing the name of the game, you want to list the game's release date, publisher and platform.
• You have a recipes site where recipes are nodes and are classified with a vocabulary where the terms are the chefs who created the recipes. Again, you want to list all the chefs with a view, but you also want to list their favorite recipe next to their name.

Any situation where taxonomy terms need more than just a title and a description is where Term Fields comes in to use.