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term_nav

DESCRIPTION

Taxonomy Term Navigation creates a block containing a previous and a next navigation links between node pages tagged with same taxonomy term.

Entity Path

Example for a taxonomy term replacement.

This module provides a user interface to change the internal path/URI of entities. This is done by replacing path patterns with token values of the given entity.

Features

  • path patterns configuration per entity type and bundle.
  • separate configuration of path, query string and fragment
  • cleanup functionality: space separator, upper and lower case transformation, pathauto cleanup
  • exportable configuration via CTools (and so also provides Features implementation)

All functionality that relies on calling entity_uri() for building the the internal path for the given entity, will work with the new pattern. For example this is implemented in the pathauto module.

Example

One use case is, to provide different views for terms of different vocabularies, e.g.:

  • Vocabulary Tags: tags/[term:tid]
  • Vocabulary Genre: genre/[term:tid]

Configuration

IP Address Field

This module adds a Fields API element that allows content creators to include IPv4 addresses with a node. It provides multiple input widgets to allow either host or network addresses (in CIDR notation) to be specified. It also provides multiple formatters to which will determine whether or not the CIDR mask is included in the display.

Taxonomy Replace

This module allows taxonomy terms to be replaced by other terms.

Taxonomy Bridge

In the upgrade from Drupal 6 to 7, there were a number of big changes to Drupal API as it relates to Taxonomy.

Schemr

Overview

Schemr is a development tool that makes it easier to document complicated CCK field schemas. It is a natural counterpart to Features. Where Features can be used to transport schemas between Dev and Live sites, Schemr can be used to describe them.

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