Content display

Javascript slideshow based on the original Couloir slideshow found at http://www.couloir.org/js_slideshow/

Features

• Multiple slideshows
• Option to auto start play
• Changeable sort order
• Max height and max width
• Configurable folder location
• Configurable picture display time
• Block display
• Compatible with Lightbox2

Dependencies

As of version 6.x-1.4, Couloir Slideshow no longer relies on the prototype/scriptaculous libraries and has been fully recoded to support jQuery which is included with Drupal 6. This change fixes many long-standing conflicts with other modules, particularly Lightbox2.

6.x-1.4 and Later
Starting with Couloir Slideshow 6.x-1.4, it is actually required that Lightbox2 be installed and enabled for any Lightbox effects to occur with the slideshow. It is not a requirement of the module to have Lightbox2 installed, however, if Lightbox2 is not installed, clicking on an image will open the corresponding image itself.

Couloir Slideshow has been tested and is working with Lightbox2 6.x-1.x-dev. Lightbox2 can be downloaded here.

5.x - 6.x-1.3

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These are extensions to the CCK_Address module which add support for other countries.

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Looking for co-maintainer. See message in issue queue.

Attempting to contact an 'unknown' user will allow them to choose to
a) send them a message, or
b) initiate a handshake.

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Taxonomy Enhancer is a module which will extend the fields available to any given term. Each Vocabulary is fully configurable in its own right and can have as many fields "bolted on" as one likes.

Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on how you wish to look at it), Drupal does not provide a "term load" or "vocabulary load" hook. There are hooks to pick up when a term or vocabulary is inserted, updated or deleted - but not loaded. This means that this module cannot easily pickup and extend a term automatically. This causes Taxonomy Enhancer to be more of an "on demand" service which is a double edged sword. On one hand, you are not bloating terms unnecessarily - you may not ALWAYS want the term to be extended. On the down side, it does mean that you will have to manually invoke the extension of the term when you need it.