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What is a "Link Resolver"?

A link resolver is software that accepts and parses properly formed OpenURL data (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenURL) and uses this data to direct users to holdings at their respective institution. In other words, it checks to see if the institution owns a copy of or license for the resource and directs the user to it, generally through a link.

What The Link Resolver Module Does

The Link Resolver Module provides Drupal with a local mechanism to add and maintain institutional link resolver data (institution name, resolver url, etc). Data can be added manually but is also captured via the WorldCat OpenURL Gateway IP lookup service as users visit your site, imported en masse via CSV (a default list is included in the module) or added via a WorldCat Registry Institutional ID lookup.

What The Link Resolver Module Does Not Do

Provide OpenURL links. But, Link Resolver can work with any module that provides OpenURL links, like the Biblio Module. One or two integration modules are in the works and should be available in the near future. For now, please consult the Link Resolver README.txt file for instructions on how to use its API.

Roadmap of the next update (2010-09-13): click here. Drupal 7 support is pending on D7 support of Plus 1 or Vote Up/Down.

This module is to make recommendations for points-based voting modules including Vote Up/Down and Plus 1. You have to enable either of them in order to use this module.

This module looks very much like the Fivestar Recommender, except that this module targets on Vote Up/Down and Plus 1. In fact, most codes are copied directly from the Fivestar Recommender module. Once enabled, this module provides 4 blocks:

1. Users who voted similarly as you
2. Recommended nodes from users who voted similarly as you
3. Other nodes voted similar to this one
4. You might also interest in these nodes based on your previous votes

For more details about the algorithms, please refer to Fivestar Recommender.

This module lets the administrator see all administration pages in her preferred language.

You can use this to display the frontend of the site in one language and still keep most of the backend in English (or another language of your choice).

This module adds the ability for site admins to add "Markup" widgets to the form.

Permit own permissions provides a new permission, share permissions, and anyone given this permission can add or remove any permission she has from any ro

Post tasks and have users commit to doing them. Then mark the task completed. This module creates a node type and uses the uid and promote flag to make a 3 stage workflow.