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Taxonomy Export is a light-weight module for managing exports and imports of vocabularies and terms. Currently the following features are supported:

• Exporting vocabulary definitions
• Exporting vocabulary definitions with all terms
• Creating exports as a text string (ie: like Views and CCK's content_copy)
• Creating exports as a file
• Importing vocabulary / term definitions in install profiles, using Install Profile API
• Updating existing vocabularies and terms, with the following caveats:
  1. Updated items must have the same VIDs / TIDs. Just because two things are named the same doesn't make them the same. It is safest to attempt updates only on the same site the export was originally taken from.
  2. When updating you must explicitly state (with the dropdown selector) which vocabulary you want to update.
  3. Currently, updating vocabularies using the IPAPI function install_taxonomy_export_import_from_file() is not supported.
  4. Because of limitations in Drupal's taxonomy.module implementation certain things will, likley, never be possible. For example, detecting malformed imports that could cause collisions.

UPDATE: D8 port can be found in this new module: https://www.drupal.org/project/who_bought_what

This module provides a field display formatter to render field values as HTML or comma-separated lists.

The Whereis module is a proof of concept that allows you to send coordinates from your GPS-enabled phone to Drupal. At the moment this module doesn't do much except update a location-enabled node with a new latitude and longitude.

When a user browses a node page, this module automatically sends a query about the node to ApacheSolr, and display query results in a side block.

Admins or node authors can choose what information of the node to be included in the query automatically sent to ApacheSolr, for example, node title, node URL, taxonomy terms, or any CCK field. A typical usage scenario is to detect references of a node in other nodes. For example, on a blog node, this module can detect and display other blogs on the site that references the blog. For another example, on a Ubercart product page, this module can detect and display references of the product in the site forums.

To improve performance, the module could cache the results so that it wouldn't query too much. Also, the query can be carried out offline in a cron batch and then cached for later use.

Together with the Recommender API based modules, this module can replace the Conversation Pivots module.

Note: The developer (myself) is working on the Recommender Bundle GSoC'09 project, and won't be working on this module until September. If you are interested in co-developing the module, please let me know. Thanks!

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