Site structure

Imagine this. You got a site with a list of products, and new ones often get added. You also have services and news posts related to one or more products. Those news posts can relate to services, too, and there's often a new service added as well.

Due to the way your site's set, a node reference won't do. The products and services got to be in a vocabulary in your taxonomy.

This is where Taxonomy Nodes becomes useful. Instead of having people add, edit or delete a term to a vocabulary each time a node changes, this module will do that for them.

General installation

Installation is pretty simple. Make sure the Taxonomy module is active (obviously, Taxonomy Nodes is dependant on it). Then just add this module to your site and activate it. It's fully plug'n play!

Permissions

Because not everybody has to have access to configuring the mappings, this module offers a permission: administer taxonomy nodes. Set this to all the roles that should be able to edit this module's configuration.

Once the module's installed, a new item is added to the Taxonomy menu (http://www.yoursite.com/admin/content/taxonomy/taxonomy_nodes). On this page, you can manage the mappings between node types and vocabularies.

Adding

This module allows sites to have multilingual books.

Users can translate book pages in any language, without adding the translation to a new book outline.

Why

In Drupal, book outlines are not translated by the Internationalization or Locale modules. Before this module was coded, the solution was to create multiple books, one for each language. But this is very cumbersome and not effective at all, especially when having many languages.

This module redirects the page /node to a custom page. Even in many big Drupal projects the page /node is often ignored by content and theming.

Geoposition is a module that implement services methods for display geo-localized content close to given coordinates.

This simple module displays just one location map via Google Maps, for brochure and company profile web sites.

#D7CX: As pledged, Location Map module had a full Drupal 7 release on the day that Drupal 7 was released.

Location Map will:

• create a Google Maps page with a marker on your location based on an address you supply. The map provides options for map view, satellite view, and a hybrid mode. It has the standard Google Maps features that users can zoom and drag to temporarily change the focus of the map. The size of the map can be configured in the admin interface. In v1.0, a node is created for this map at /locationmap, which can be aliased to any address you choose.
• allow anyone given administrative approval for the module to drag-and-drop the map location marker for fine-tuning its position, if initial automatic geolocating from address information was not accurate.
• create a block with a static image of the centre of your map, which links to the larger map.

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Ready to Use

The module is pre-packaged with several services including: