Allows sorting nodes by drupal's build-in draggable weight differently term by term through local tasks.
This module adds a weight column to the taxonomy_index table and uses that column to order nodes differently term by term. Currently this module does not integrate with views but overrides the taxonomy/term/% path.
This module provides a field type for Fields in D7.
It provides a table that collect and store combinations between two chosen vocabularies.
Instead or providing multiple vocabularies per organic group as OG Vocab does, OG Vocab Single provides a single vocabulary -- for the entire site -- that each group has it's own section in this Vocabulary.
Inspired by https://drupal.org/project/og_menu_single
Core and contrib tokens already do a great job in providing precious meta information on Drupal entities. However, creating a hierarchical breadcrumb from the root term down (or up) to and especially including the current term with a single token is impossible unless you wanted to create custom code snippets as a workaround.
This module is intended to fill just this gap as handy as possible and thus introduces two additional term related tokens:
This is a very simple module that lets you hide the tabs (like Manage fields or Manage display) from the administration screen taxonomy terms for particular roles.
This module extends the core taxonomy term database table with a creation timestamp and last change timestamp.
Sometimes developer need to know when a term is created or changed, so this module is your friend.
Version 7.x-1.1 supports Views integration
The Open Semantic Framework (OSF) for Drupal is a middleware layer that allows structured data (RDF) and associated vocabularies (ontologies) to "drive" tailored tools and data displays within Drupal. The basic OSF for Drupal modules provide two types of capabilities. First, there are a series of connector modules such as OSF Entities, OSF SearchAPI, OSF Field Storage and OSF Views to integrate an OSF instance into Drupal's core APIs. Second, there is a series of module tools used to administer all of these capabilities.
STAC (Simple Taxonomy Access Control) is a module that greatly reduces the time to set up basic access control through taxonomy. There is no other module integration or requirements. Simply download the module, choose a vocabulary, a field, and set permissions.
The goal of STAC is to allow role based permissions to control the viewing of nodes by taxonomy. By attaching a term reference to a node you can then choose the term that best describes the access you want. For example if you have a basic page that you only want authenticated users to see, you can do the following:
This is a small module written to provide a hashtag field formatter for taxonomy items. You may use it in Views or any other place the field formatter applies.
This module provides a formatter. This means that it doesn't change the taxonomy term in any way or how it is saved. It changes the way it is displayed. For example, if you have the terms "Cinema Movies", "Sports Section", "Φαγητό" (Greek), they will be displayed as "#CinemaMovies", "#SportsSection", "#fagito" respectively.
