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This module adds a tab to each vocabulary, that lists all terms not attached to any current vocabularies, and allows you to delete them in one go.

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Introduction

This module provides a taskbar with AJAX blocks and periodical refresh regions where modules can send updates/status.

Taskbar, inspired from appbar, has a very flexible design so that many providers can coexist. Each provider in its turn can support multiple data sources.

Features

Universal taskbar system for community websites

Taskbar it is a platform (instead of just a module) designed to be extensible.
- Appbar = a few blocks + one built-in notification system
- Taskbar = any number of any items (each item can be block, ajaxified blocks, notification system, ajax commands (for client/server interaction to manage any content in a web page), or much more, as it is designed to be extensible).

Realtime communication

Taskbar can be updated through:
- Pull: using periodical AJAX requests
- Push: using long polling. Normal long polling (using the current web server) is now available. Efficient long polling could be done with NodeJS, however it is not currently support (coming soon).

Planning

- 2.x branches will have dependency on CTools.

From 1.1 versions, activity-related modules have their own project.

The Formatters for Node Reference fields module adds the ability to use any non-Node Reference formatter to format a single field from a Node via the Node Reference field, using either the first av

Arbitrary Content is a module that allows users to create and manage small pieces of structured content that can be exposed as blocks or pages. These content elements are created by defining a set of fields (textfield, textarea or filefield-like in nature, although the module does not use CCK for these fields) and the associated content. The practical upshot of the module is that this gives users and administrators a way to have consistent one-off block and page elements for their site without needing to build them using raw html and giving them the ability to individually theme each block or page.

The use case may not seem immediately obvious, but consider the following example: Your client has a design that has, on a certain page, one or more blocks with information that can be considered “semi-static;” that is, likely to change at some point in the future, but not enough to really be considered a dynamic piece of the site. The eventual administrators of the site will want to be able to have access to edit this content in some form or fashion.

There are a number of possible solutions, each with their own strengths and weaknesses:

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