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Overview

This module provides date range facets similar to major search engines. The UI is provided as a Facet API widget called "Date range".

Usage

After installing this module, all date facets should have the "Date Range" widget available in the facet's display settings page. It is recommended that all facet sort settings are unchecked so that the items are displayed in the intended order.

The widget does not support the date query type ... WTF?

This could mean a couple of things. First, scroll down to the bottom left hand corner of the facet display settings page an make sure the "date_range" query type is selected. If the setting is not there, make sure this module integrates with the search backend you are using. Known module compatibility is outlined below.

Search Module Compatibility

1. Apache Solr Search Integration
2. Core Search module
3. Search API (in development snapshot)

Maintainer

Collapsible comments allows the collapsing and expanding of commemnt threads through the use of jQuery. It helps improve usability and readability of the comment threads by removing the visual noise of deep threaded conversations.

Use case

You want to allow threaded comments (indented) replies, you have Threading enabled in the content type(s) comment options.
However, sometimes users reply to one another too many times, and the whole thing becomes a mess, both visualy and in terms of usability.
This module lets you handle that purely through the use of jQuery, by specifying up to what level of indentation to show, and collapse after that.

How it works

Collapsible comments adds a small js file (collapsible_comments.js) to every page load.

Note that the js file could be added only if there are comments in the page, but it would mean making your users have download different bundles of js files, and in the end hurting frontend performance.

How to use it

Simply install the module as usual. (doc)

Go to admin/config/content/collapsible_comments to configure the options.

Use:
This module adds the missing email invite functionality for OG 7.x-2.x.

This project is integration taskbar activity with rules module.

This is a simple module that takes the search results from an ApacheSolr search and uses them to generate a CSV file. The CSV file and a basic control (on / off checkbox) is displayed in a custom block that must be placed on the search page. When the box is checked, all searches result in a new CSV. The files are saved in the default/files/ folder and are named with an MD5 hash of the ApacheSolr Request string used to generate the search results.

The results saved into the CSV aren't just what you see on the page, they are ALL results for the query. Because of this, some queries that return large numbers of results can kill the server. That's why the checkbox was implemented. To further aid the user, I threw in some simple code that displays the total number of search results next to the search field after a search has been performed. I've also extended the PHP time limit for the function that does all of the work.

I'm hoping that, with the help of others, the above problem can be mitigated more gracefully. I'd also love to see some new features added to this, like permissions control, for example.

Please test, use, and enjoy!

thanks,

Sunil

This is the issue for project approval
http://drupal.org/node/1884380

This is the code link:
http://drupalcode.org/sandbox/dayer4b/1822412.git/shortlog/refs/heads/7....

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