Site structure

This module provides a KML file to see visitors through the Google Earth interface by using IP of them.

Description

When users create content, they form meta-information automatically. Each user's content can be compared to the content of others so that similarities can be counted. Those users having the highest similarity values will be called "neighbours" (neighbors).

This upcoming module will do these comparisons and will provide a user tab and a block that shows the neighbours of this user. The aim is to develop a clone of the neighbour functions that can be seen at www.last.fm

This module is un-maintained.

The purpose of this module is to provide a way to restrict which vocabularies show up on the node forms.

uBrowser is the new way to browse taxonomy for Drupal 5.x. It creates an easy to use interface for browsing vocabularies (categories) like you would browse a directory tree. Each term in the vocabulary is like a file folder, and clicking on it in the category select box will display all the nodes that have been classified with that term in the node select box. The look may be changed in the CSS, but other display options such as search forms, action buttons, and display names may be specified when the uBrowser is built for display.

Full documentation and various examples are available at: http://www.ubercart.org/docs/ubrowser

D7 and Content Taxonomy
The module provides extensions to Drupal's core Taxonomy Term Reference Fields. At the moment, following extensions are available:

• Parent term selector in the field settings (for options lists)
• Options for new terms in autocomplete (Autocomplete Deluxe widget supported as well):
  • Allow and insert new terms (default behaviour)
  • Allow and insert new terms into a separate vocabulary
  • Deny any new terms

For migrating from D6, see notes at the end.

This module provides a CCK field type for referencing taxonomy terms.
The fields are independent from vocabulary settings. For every field you can specify following settings:

• widget type (see list below)
• general CCK settings (label, description, fieldgroup, weight, single/multiple, required, ...)
• the vocabulary to use
• further settings for hierarchical vocabularies, like the depth of the tree or a parent term for sub-trees