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More Like This provides a pluggable framework for providing related content. This data is provided as blocks to be manipulated during theming.
How does it work?
More Like This works by first specifying your "Thumbprint" for a particular node on the node edit form. By "thumbprint" we mean you can specify
the terms/words that you, as an editor, feel uniquely identifies this content item. You can either select existing taxonomy terms associated with this specific node, enter free hand terms, or have them prefilled for you with suggestions returned by the Calais Web Service.
Note for 1.1 release: Make sure you are also using Calais 3.0+ for proper integration with Calais Prefill.
Providers
More Like This has a pluggable architecture for providing related content based on keywords. Currently developed More Like This providers are:
Pathtrack works with Drupal's statistics module to track the paths of visitors once they enter a specific page. It creates a report to show number of visitors and the paths they took. Also has an optional CSV output.
New Features in 6.x-1
Variable path length - follow users for up to 6 pages after the target page
Filtered results - only anonymous users are tracked
Results page - Data is displayed in a table instead of nested fieldsets
Results presented with clickable links and url aliases for better usability
Completely rewritten backend - faster than 5.x
Note that this module is still in development. The dev branch is functional, but it's output may exceed your php execution time (usually 30 seconds), Depending on the number of days you want results for, or the number of visitors your site receives.
A repository viewer for Drupal, building on the Version Control API. This builds on the unstable, unreleased 2.x branch of Version Control API, so it will break in horrible ways and eat your children. (Won't be backported to Version Control API 1.x because the API doesn't support this functionality there. In fact, I'm building up the required functionality in tandem with this module, don't even think about a backport.)
Repoview only works with VCS backends supporting direct repository access, which are (at the time of writing) the CVS and Subversion backends. Oh, and have I mentioned that the functionality is currently pretty incomplete and not usable for the public? No? Ok, then that's sorted out now. Don't download this (yet) unless you want to help with development - which would in fact be highly appreciated.