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A Notifications plugin that allows users to subscribe to information updates based on a node's taxonomy. Primarily designed to integrate with nodeprofile to allow people to tag themselves, and receive updates based on the terms they have assigned to their nodes.

Usage examples

This module has been developed for School of Everything to keep users up to date on their interests. We use this module in conjunction with the taxman to allow users to tell us what subjects they are interested in.

This module also interfaces with Taxonomy NCO to provide notifications of similar subjects. Taxonomy NCO performs analysis on large freetagging vocabularies to infer semantic similarities, or 'other things that people might be interested in'.

A high level description of how this module was initially developed and implemented is available at http://drupal.org/node/284675.

Notes

This module only works with webform and has many issues.

The URI Proxy modules intention is to replicate common functionality found with ad agencies for example, to track outgoing traffic.

This module allows items in a Views table or list to be rearranged with 'drag and drop' behavior.

Updated: Nov 29, 2009 -- EveryBlog is dead and will probably stay that way. After never hearing back from the Drupal security team I lost interest after several months. Coupled with the fact that the functionality I had needed from EveryBlog was easily duplicated using tags and views, and hence the work of maintaining a separate module was no longer necessary.

Updated: Dec 24, 2008 -- EveryBlog is in the process of being revived. I've worked through the security issues that resulted from poor coding and misunderstanding of the Drupal core. Everyblog 2.0 will be available for development testing as soon as the Drupal security team gives me the go ahead.

Description

EveryBlog is the every man of blog modules. Its a replacement for Drupal's built-in Blog module (and as a consequence is incompatible with the core Blog module) that allows users to have multiple blogs. Each blog has its own name instead of being "So-in-so's Blog" and blogs can be grouped into categories.

Going to "Create Content"->"Blog" allows you to create a new blog (assuming you have permissions to do so). Here you can name your blog as well as give it a short description and a full description. The full description is displayed at the top of the blog when viewing a list of in postings. You will also pick which category the blog belongs in.

This module allows anonymous users access for unpublished content.