This API exposes the so called driven properties, which are aimed to map any type of node properties (i.e. title, body, taxonomy, CCK fields, workflow, etc).
What such driven properties are used for depends on the modules taking advantage of them.
TUI provides a simple tree interface to allow quick and easy editing of a vocabulary and its terms.
The module provides the following functions:
This allows administrators of existing Drupal sites to mass migrate nodes to their own subdomains. this module requires the Domain Access module to work.
The module envisions 2 ways to migrate:
The keyword analysis module provides a quick and simple method of extracting keywords from website content.
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The Keyword Analysis module uses an open source algorithm that extract keywords on your Drupal server without needing to connect to a 3rd party API. Via the Content Analysis UI it can be used to extract keywords from node content, from any URL or from a text field.
The Keyword Research module provides intelligence to help you explore, analyze and select better keyword phrases for your content directly from your website. It also enables you to quickly and easily organize your targeted keywords and tag pages using a variety of popular methods.
This module allow tags from the delicious service to be automatically added ad terms in a vocabulary. It is configurable on a per user basis and works in two independent ways.
1. It can add a list of each (enabled) user's delicious tags to an existing vocabulary. Each cron job and new ones are added.
2. It can create a vocabulary for each enabled user and that vocabulary is then updated with the users tags at each cron job.
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This module was writen for NiceMenus 6.x-1.3+ (not for 6.x-2.X).
What it does:
It is useful if you have a vocabulary in the form of a tree, eg it has terms within terms with nodes attached to them.
Taxonomy Subterms is a simple module to force display child taxonomy terms on the parent taxonomy page of nodes belonging to the current term or/and the children of the current term.
The Taxonomy Link Mover is a relatively simple module that shifts taxonomy term links from the theme variable $links to the $content variable. This allows the administrator to tell the CCK or Section Order modules to re-order where it is displayed.
An option still allows for other modules to apply hook_link_alter to the links. So, for example, Taxonomy Image still has a chance to insert images representing each term.
