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Overview

A experience field type to save the user experience by year with month select list and display like 02 Year(s) 07 Month(s).

This module append nodes as "content" to a node. This module use entityreference to safe the relations. The motivation was to find a solution the use of different content elements simular to the typo3 content elements.

There are times where Drupal's default weight sorting mechanism is not enough to organize terms inside a vocabulary.

This module provides the infrastructure to allow other modules to set an arbitrary order of a given term specific to the user.

A good use case would be allowing users to re-sort data presented to them based on their interests. For example, if a site lists books, and you like reading romance rather than sci-fi, then you can re-order the terms without affecting the other users.

Usage:

In Code:

In your own custom modules you can call the function *taxonomy_term_weight_by_user_set_weight($term_id, $weight, $uid) to set the weight for a specific term as preference for a specific user.

Also you can get the current weight using the function *taxonomy_term_weight_by_user_get_weight($term_id, $uid)

* The uid is optional and when not provided the uid of the currently logged in user will be used.

Views:

This module provides an extra sorting type named "Taxonomy weight by User" if the view has a relation with Taxonomy Term. See the image above for reference.

This module also provides a Contextual Filter called "Taxonony weight by User: User id:", with this filter you can set a specific order or set a default value i.e Current logged user.

This module is developed and maintained by:

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