A text filter providing the ability to replace URLs in free text links by URLs taken from another content type and field.

Use case

It is very advantageous not to enter external links directly into free texts (e.g. via a WYSIWYG). It is much more clever to enter references to nodes of another content type that contain the target URLs (e.g. in a Link module field).
The reason is simple: links in a separate content type are concentrated in one place, so you can easily check / correct / manage them. And most importantly, you can re-use them: instead of entering the same link into two or more nodes, you enter references to the node that hold the URL — and if the URL needs any modification in the future, you can achieve it by changing one single node.

The problem is that a link to a node renders the default view mode of the link node, meaning even though you want to link to http://drupal.org, the link will point to your own website's node that only contains the target URL.

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A small feature to set up a new http://api.aegirproject.org based on the Drupa

The module will install an output filter that checks for links to Amazon (Amazon.com and Amzn.com).

This module adds a View and a new View style to display a session grid for COD 7.

Commerce Search integrates Drupal Commerce and Drupal core's search.module to expose products as a search option alongside "Node" and "User" in the search settings form and search results.

This is useful to:

• integrate full text search of products into an existing node-based or Comerce Product-based Views module view, without needing to rebuild the view as a Search API Index-based view.
• enable product-only search without depending on Search API nor a Solr server.

Modules that use Search API and/or Solr are more powerful and flexible:

• Drupal.org "search commerce" search results
• "Search" modules on DrupalCommerce.org.

Commerce Search module, however, integrates with Drupal core's search.module, so it is easier to get running quickly, and integrate with node-based Views module views that would otherwise be difficult to create as or convert to Search API index-based Views module views.