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Overview

The addressfield_tokens module extends the addressfield module by adding full token support. It also adds some convenient addressfield formatters and provides a webform addressfield integration.

Features

Tokens

• Attaches tokens to every addressfield type within every entity.
• Creates a token for every addressfield component, including name, organization, thoroughfare, premise, locality, postal_code, and country.
• Allows token names to be configured for your locale (e.g. "thoroughfare" could be displayed as "Street 1" in the token table).
• Creates additional tokens:
  

  [addressfield:city-state]:

  City, State

  [addressfield:full]:

  Full address with formatting.

  [addressfield:text]:

  Full address without formatting, all on one line.

  [addressfield:country-name]:

  The full name of the country.

  [addressfield:state-name]:

  The full name of the state (applicable for countries where states have abbreviations selectable from a select list).

Input/output filters to store/restore paths using either stream wrapper notation or a managed file ID token. This module does two things:
- when content is saved, it will store URLs in text fields in a portable fashion.
- when content is rendered, the input filter will replace the stream wrapper URL or file ID token with a relative URL.

This can be easily used with the Insert module which inserts an absolute or relative URL. On save of the content, this module will replace the URL with a path using stream wrapper notation or a file ID token.

The motivation behind this is to store URLs in text fields (e.g. node body) in a portable fashion so that a database can be ported across environments and domains. For example, if the environment consists of development, stage, and production URLs like:

- foo-dev.example.com
- foo-stage.example.com
- foo.example.com

with files stored in the public files directory which may be named the same as the domain like:

- sites/foo-dev.example.com/image
- sites/foo-stage.example.com/image
- sites/foo.example.com/image

This would be a typical setup using a provisioning system like Aegir which, during site creation, allows for specification of the domain name but not the directory name.

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