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You can specify the node types that will be included in the archive pages.Links are generated only for those week that actually have posts. The page is generated using a date embedded in the URL. anually entered urls work as well and will generate pages with nodes dated within seven days of the...

The main purpose for this node is to serve as download module. Each disknode links to a single file stored within the file storage. These files are already in this directory. File management tools are provided with the disknode. It will allow you to upload a local file or a file already stored on...

Unique fields for each node works best, like the node title or a cck field.InstallationUnpack in your modules folder (usually /sites/all/modules/) and enable under Administer > Site Building > Modules. Requirements: - Drupal 5.x/6.x What's New in This Release: - 6.x-1.1 - Some bug fixes...


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For example when a node is created, an equivalent taxonomy term is automatically created in any associated vocabularies.Installation - Unpack in your modules folder (usually /sites/all/modules/) and enable under Administer > Site Building > Modules. Requirements: - Drupal 4.7.x/5.x/6.x


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When a user creates a node of that type, the specified product is added to the shopping cart with a node reference to the newly created node. Options in the module allow you to turn links in the shopping cart into edit links for the node, display a summary of the node details in the shopping cart...


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This Drupal module aims at solving the problem of node ownership upon user removal.InstallationUnpack in your modules folder (usually /sites/all/modules/) and enable under Administer > Site Building > Modules. Requirements: - Drupal 5.x


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Configuration is done on a per node type basis on each node type settings page.The module also supports advanced PHP operation for the nodes.InstallationUnpack in your modules folder (usually /sites/all/modules/) and enable under Administer > Site Building > Modules. Requirements: - Drupal 5.x -...


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A node can have attached multiple conditions and replacement nodes including php conditions.InstallationUnpack in your modules folder (usually /sites/all/modules/) and enable under Administer > Site Building > Modules. Requirements: - Drupal 6.x


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Node Cloud is a view plugin that presents the data returned from the view as a cloud of text, with the importance of each node indicated by the size of the text.The order of the nodes in the cloud is controlled by the first sort order in the view. For example, you may wish to sort your node...


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By default these blocks display the node title as the block title and the node teaser as the body. The goal of this module is to break down conceptual barriers between nodes and blocks.By overriding the theme('nodeasblock', $node) functions the blocks can be themed.InstallationUnpack in your...


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It provides three extra tabs on the admin/node page; approved, disapproved, not yet moderated.  Using these three pages an administrator can perform various moderation actions like approval, disapproval, deletion or editing.InstallationUnpack in your modules folder (usually /sites/all/modules/)...


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You can set any type of node to have a time tracking block. This block has a couple of buttons to start and stop the clock. The clock keeps counting even if you close the browser window. Once you stop it, it will show you the total time you are spending on that node doing whatever you like to...


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It allows users to see, at a glance, the following information without clicking "Edit" or digging into revision history:Features - node ID (NID) - node type (content type) - creation date and time - creation author (user who created the node) - last updated date and time - last updated author...


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The module currently supports following types natively: event, page, story, any node type created with the Content Creation Kit (CCK), any flexinode node type.Additionally it also has support for importing: event-enabled nodes, location-enabled nodes, taxonomy-enabled nodes.Installation - Unpack...


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The clone Drupal module allows users to make a copy of an existing node and then edit that copy. The authorship is set to the current user, the menu and url aliases are reset, and the (localized) words "Clone of" are inserted into the title to remind you that you are not editing the original...


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Lets you filter node listing pages simply by &type=story,blog to the URL (for example). So now you can have recipe specific feeds, or blog story specific tracker page (i.e. recent posts). Also works for the taxonomy/term pages. Installation - Unpack to sites/all/modules and enable the module from...


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You select node, input new title, select time and that's it. Cron is required to handle the change.InstallationUnpack in your modules folder (usually /sites/all/modules/) and enable under Administer > Site Building > Modules. Requirements: - Drupal 5.x


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The location marked on the map is displayed in a block on node view.Installation Unpack in your modules folder (usually /sites/all/modules/) and enable under Administer > Site Building > Modules. Key features "Node Map": - Search location - search for a location, just like @ !Yahoo Maps, or...


Platforms: BSD Solaris

Parameters follow the part and are comma separated name="value" pairs: [node:node_id,title="Original version of the picture"]Note that the values must be encased in double quotes. This is to allow users to include commas in the value.  InstallationUnpack in your modules folder (usually...


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If you find a node you want to alter, simply drag it in the “Node stack” block.The nodes in the stack can then be used in batch operations like publishing, unpublishing, promoting or deleting.InstallationUnpack in your modules folder (usually /sites/all/modules/) and enable under Administer >...


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