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This is a simple module that creates a block you'll most likely place in the footer region

The Drupal Copyright Block menu module displays copyright information in a block. No block configuration is required; however there are 2 configuration options available:

• the beginning year of the copyright notice
• the name of the copyright holder

REQUIREMENTS/DEPENDENCIES

None.

INSTALLATION

1. Expand/unzip/extract the module files into a separate folder
2. Move the folder to your sites/all/modules folder
3. Browse to admin/build/modules on your site and enable the Copyright information module
4. Browse to admin/build/block on your site and
   • select a region where you want your copyright information to show and
   • configure the block with your copyright starting year and copyright holder information

CONFIGURATION

No configuration is necessary, but there are two configuration options available if the defaults do not meet with your requirements:

1. The beginning year of the copyright notice - The default value for this setting is the current year. If you leave this setting alone your copyright notice will begin as of the year in which you installed this module

modulo ordine

HTML5 based image-bulk-upload module for filefields based on the PLUpload Integration module.

With this module you can output a view as a PDF document. Each field of the view can be placed on the PDF page directly in the administration interface. Therefore a new display called "PDF" is added.

There are already some PDF solutions such as Print. But these solutions use the HTML output and converts this to PDF. The downsides of such an integration are:

• No control over page flow (e.g. page break).
• Little or no control over page header and footer.
• You need HTML skills to change the layout.
• The rendering is slow and need a lot of memory, because it needs to render the HTML.
• Complex tables make troubles.
• Vector graphics can not be implemented, therefore the printing of the document can be problematic.
• You are limited by HTML's capabilities.
• No hyphenation.

Description

This module provides an "apply changes" functionality to node edit forms,
meaning you can save the changes you have made to the current node, without

This is a code repository for the module used in the presentation, "Why Hooks?" on March 15, 2011 at the Drupal meetup in Downtown L.A.