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This module was created in front of a live audience at SandCamp 2012 to demonstrate the process of creating custom field types.

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http://ninjitsuweb.com/files/sandcamp_custom_field_type_demo_code.tar.gz

Allows menu links to be set required per content type.

This module converts HTML text and Tex to PDF via the html2ps Perl script by Jan Kärrman.

The markItUp! JavaScript library is necessary for the LaTeX buttons which are TeX shortcuts of common math symbols.

The mimetex CGI script by John Forkosh is required for TeX rendering.

You may download these two requirements from these URLS:

http://user.it.uu.se/~jan/html2ps.html

http://markitup.jaysalvat.com/home

This module does one thing, and only one thing. It will alter the breadcrumbs on a taxonomy term page to reflect the hierarchy of that term. This module is intended as a very simple replacement for the Taxonomy breadcrumb module which has many extra bells and whistles over this module.

Viewing the "Soho" page for example, could set the breadcrumb to:

This module allows Ubercart to process payments using the GMO Payment Gateway.

Note that this module depends on the Libraries module and the Better Getter library. Please consult the README.txt file for complete installation instructions.

This is a module that will truncate the ad_statistics table on cron.

Why the heck would I want to do that?

1) You care about the size of your database
The ad_statistics table records way too much information about ads, it records so much information that on some of my sites this one table is more than 500x larger than the entire rest of my site!

This module is created in order for the users to be able to rate comments. Users have the option to rate a comment either once from a certain IP or once with certain user ID. Adminitrators can choose which content type comments can be rated.

A collection of image styles using the omega grid widths for the 12-column layout. Includes square variations of each width.