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This is a simple helper module for module developers and maintainers to keep an overview of the different CVS branches (like DRUPAL-5, DRUPAL-5--2, DRUPAL-6--1, HEAD, etc) they have enabled on diff
SmartCache is a js and css gzip & cache script.
It mantains an updated cache of every js and css file on your site and serves it to browsers supporting http compression.
SmartCache generates Expire Headers too!
SmartCache is a stripped down and polished revision of JSmart, from Ali Farhadi. Kudos to him for developing this script at first.
Note: I'm running Drupal 6, but the module works without issues on 5 (thanks to pedropablo for testing this!). Should work for v4 too.
In fact, it should be totally indipendent from the installed application!
Why use SmartCache versus mod_gzip?
First and foremost: not every server supports mod_gzip. If that is the case, SmartCache is for you.
Even if you have access to mod_gzip, if you cannot configure his caching funcionality or think it's too limited, you could find SmartCache a useful little tool. Or at least, I hope so ;).
The goal of this project is to create a plugin based import module for Drupal that allows the upload of office suite file formats which would be parsed into Drupal nodes.
This project allows for flexible auto tagging of your content types via a pluggable interface that makes use of 3rd party services to provide the tag context.
As a point of disambiguation, this module differentiates itself from the AutoTag module in that it doesn't rely on pre-defined vocabularies. Instead, this module sends node content through any number of third party services to determine what the content is about.
*** This module is currently in beta. While you can use it in a production environment, your mileage may vary. Feedback and issues can be sent to the issue queue, which is actively monitored.
Yahoo! Terms Extraction - NOTE: Yahoo deprecated this service in December, 2010. Currently seeking a developer to help port this module to the YQL API instead