Overrides a span with a flag link via ajax, to allow chunks of items to be cached for multiple (logged in users) (like cached views) but still have a user specific flag link.
Span should look like:
<span class="like flagyalater" id="flagyalater-FLAGNAME-CONTENT_ID"></span>
D6 only atm.
Provides a very short part of core body or cck field (< 255 chars) per each node to use in views/short listings of content
Warnings
Answers Taxonomy adds tags to questions. It extends the Answers project.
Answers Taxonomy creates an "Answers Tags" tagging vocabulary (or uses one if one already exists).
It allows questions to be referenced by these tags. When a user creates or edits a question, he can use or create tags. If a user views a tag, he sees a custom page that lists all the questions associated with it.
Fork of official Spoiler module with fixed issue #186359: SEO implications - solved problem with potentially ban site in search engines because Spoilers do hidden text (color=background).
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/9BslLZ131tk?rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
This is a light module to create a content type "job_vacancy". It allows Applicants to apply for job vacancies.
It sends a mail to applicant and "company jobs" mailing list.
The main question is :-
A nice module "job_posting" is already there so why I need this?
So these are the answers for this question :-
1. "job_posting" module is good for a "monster.com" like site, Where Each job (node) is posted by different companies and different persons. This is big enough for a single company jobs.
This module is meant to work with the Commerce Shipping module and Drupal Commerce. It uses javascript to duplicate a customer's billing information and post it to the shipping information fields when a box is checked. It acts as a temporary fix, as this functionality is being actively developed for Commerce Shipping.
This module allows you to use nodewords to provide meta information for your monster_menus pages. It adds a "Meta tags" fieldset to the mm_ui_content_edit form (the Page Settings form). The meta information is saved in nodewords' path mapping table and retrieved when monster_menus serves up a page, adding the tags to the header as nodewords normally does on nodes and defined paths.
This module is a platform to allows site admins who do not have access to their website over the internet to remotely manage it via text messaging over the Twilio API in Drupal 7. Site admins can create 'commands' (i.e. creating a node with just one message) or they can signup for "triggers" messages (i.e. when a comment needs authorization ). Currently, the following commands have been created:
* (command) approved drush commands
* (command) creating a published node
* (command) creating an unpublished node
This module provides a mini-form block that allow users to quickly add a new node - nodes that just need a title & body.
Inspired by: