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This module requires tinymce.module.

The linktocontent module allows you to extend the tinyMCE editor by several plugins.
With these plugins you can link to nodes or menu items or user profiles (planned for drupal 6.x).

Plugins:

linktocontent_node.module

Link to every node of every enabled type by browsing through your taxonomy structure.

linktocontent_menu.module

Link to menu items by browsing through your menu structure. You can enable each menu you like (for example "Navigation" or "Primary links").

linktocontent_category.module

Because linktocontent_node does not work correctly with containers and categories (category.module) linktocontent_category is an addon to it. It does not provide an own TinyMce plugin but will extend linktocontent_node.

Planned plugins (drupal 6.x):

linktocontent_profile

With linktocontent_profile you can insert links to user profiles. If organic groups is enabled you can browse the groups and select the users in them.

linktocontent_forum

Extends linktocontent_node to browse forums.

Note:

System to integrate with rrdtool and snmp to monitor a collection of servers in the style of MRTG

This module implements a Dutch stemming algorithm to improve Dutch-language searching with the Drupal built-in search.module.

As of Drupal 7, this set of modules in its current state is not needed anymore. Table of contents and teaser length by content type are now in drupal core. For drupal 6, check out the following modules:
http://drupal.org/project/teaserbytype
http://drupal.org/project/tableofcontents

Set of modules that extend drupals configuration and administration functionalities :

• Teaser management : allows you to apply new teaser settings on all or selected nodes, define teaser length per content type, etc.
• Table of contents filter : create a table of contents based on the content by using the h1, h2, h3, etc. tags

The gotwo.module adds the option to add redirected urls. It's much like the url alias system except that it uses redirects to go to the real url. All visits to the 'go' urls are tracked, so you can see how often a certain 'go' url has been visited. You can optionally force a disclaimer to be displayed before the user is redirected.

This module allows you to give a "moderate nodes" permission to a user role. Users with this permission may see a list of content (restricted using the node access table via db_rewrite_sql so they cannot see content they are normally prohibited) at /admin/content_moderator. Within this list they can either approve posts to move them out of moderation, or put them into moderation to remove them from public view (important note: only some modules, including book and poll, check the moderation status before displaying content).