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A simple module to help improve the quality of your RSS feeds and drive traffic to your site by injecting social links, Tweetmeme, comment counts, related posts and taxonomy into your RSS feeds.

Select an imagefield/filefield from a content type to serve as user picture (avatar). On selected content type node update, such as when a user saves his content profile, user picture is being pointed to the first file in the filefield.
The module integrates into user picture settings form and hides irrelevant settings. All user picture properties such as file size and dimensions requirements, default image are managed by imagefield/filefield.
Inspired by #470004: User avatar via CCK imagefield.

General usecase

With Content Profile module and an imagefield/filefield attached to the content profile type first image in the field becomes the user avatar. If the field has multiple values you just need to instruct users to reorder images.

This email obfuscation module works similar to the technique described at the list apart article http://www.ali

This module makes possible to load blocks from a different Drupal site, where this module's server mode is enabled.

Proxy provides a simple HTTP proxy API. This is mostly an API module, meaning that unless you need it for development or another module, there is not much reason to download this module.

Installation and Setup

This module depends on the Chaos tools suite, so install that first. Otherwise, it's a normal Drupal module installation. This module does not work out of the box, because it uses a whitelist system for domains that the proxy can access. This greatly reduces the ability for the proxy to be abused, but it does mean you will have to update the whitelist settings after install (you can also turn off this feature if you want). Then set permissions appropriately.

API Basics

Core function is proxy(), which is basically a fancy wrapper around drupal_http_request().

  $params['request_uri'] = 'http://drupal.org';
  $content_object = proxy($params);

This module also provides a menu router item. This is helpful for cross-domain scripting. The following is an example path:

http://example.com/proxy?request=http://drupal.org

Features and Status

Overview

Opens edit forms for selected CCK fields or field groups in modal frames from the node view.

This module is pretty similar in concept as the Popups: Subedit module. However, it's based on the Modal Frame API, meaning the forms are rendered within iframes, therefore these forms do not alter the DOM of the parent page, and provide full support for advanced editing features such as WYSIWYG editors, File uploads, CCK buttons to add more items, Multigroups, etc.

Usage

Once the module has been installed, visit the settings form of the fields or field groups where you want to enable this feature. Here you can choose to reload the current page or just to refresh the target element after a successful edit operation.

When this feature is enabled, a small edit icon will be rendered on the top right corner of the target element, but only to users with the proper edit permissions. Clicking this icon will popup a modal frame with a node edit form that only shows the elements related to the corresponding target element.

Requirements

• Modal Frame API.
• CCK and Fieldgroup (CCK3 Multigroups also supported).

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