Taxonomy to apachesolr link

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What it is

This is a lightweight module that converts a taxonomy link on an entity (node,user etc) to a apachesolr compatible link by adding formater options to content-types with term reference fields.

By enabling the apachesolrlink formatter on any taxonomy field. The taxonomy termlinks will link to the faceted result on your apache solr search result instead of the taxonomy term page.

Use case

You have a taxonomy term on a node that you want to point to solr faceted search, instead of the taxonomy result page in drupal.

Subviews

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The Subviews Module delivers an output style that lets you create table like trees where views can be nested within eachother.

The output style contains the following features:
- expand/collapse functionality
- optional AJAX loading
- parsing field values as arguments to the subview
- remembering the expand/collapse state of a row in the user session
- mixed entity views. The nested views doesn't have to be the same entity type as the parent view.

Webform Multiple (WFM)

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Webform Multiple (WFM) is a Drupal 7 module allowing Webform components to have more than one value.

The user completing the form can add instances of the component with an 'Add another item' button.

The module requires Webform version 7.x-4.x.

Feeds HTTPFetcher AA (Advanced Authentication)

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Installation

Installation is straightforward. All settings are on the Fetcher settings for your feed.

Overview

This module provides support for more advanced authentication mechanisms
using the Drupal Feeds module.

Features

Most notably, this can be used for feeds requiring a 2-step authentication
where the first request passes authentication credentials, and then the
server returns security tokens to be passed in future requests.