Content display

Allows you to add nodes to the menu (under some parent item) without making it appear in the menu.

Adds an option "Node Trail parent" in the node edit form. There is no settings page.

Some examples

- To some nodes you get through a View or Search, or from an external link or external search engine.
- If this node is not a child in a hierarchic menu structure, nothing in the menu would show as active.
- If the user wants to continue navigating on your site, it would help if the current node shows up associated to somewhere in the menu, or some other navigation indication.

(Thx porg for these examples)

How can you get involved?

• Help write or improve the documentation.
• Write a review for this module on drupalmodules.com.
• Help translate this module at http://localize.drupal.org/translate/projects/admin_theme.
• Report any bugs, feature requests, etc. in the issue tracker.

How can you be kept up to date?

• Enable the updates module.
• Read my Drupal blog.

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A tiny module which leaves blank the username field in comment submission form when a user is anonymous.

With love by eresus.

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This module is developed by Koumbit.org and sponsored by Isuma.tv

The module is now obsolete. New frameworks such as comet or HTML5's websockets should be used instead.

Live Update is a module that provides a flexible and scalable to provide up to date in content to users without requiring page refreshes. Live Update uses JQuery to poll lightweight text files that tell the users' browser if new content is available. If so, JQuery then makes another call to get the updated content stored as static HTML.

A blog post detailing how one might use this API to set up a Question and Answer (similar to our PBS Engage work) scenerio is here

API

Live Update provides a simple API for modules hook into and allow Drupal to store, retrieve and insert content updates of all kinds. The API breaks down into two basic functions:

Telling the browser how and where to look for updates and what do to when you found them.

live_update_initialize($element, $settings)

Telling Drupal to record a new content update.

live_update_update_content($element, $html, $settings)

Live Update Modules

This module provides Live Update functionality for: