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Related Content will make it so easy to relate two pieces of content on a site that people who have never participated on a website before will make connections between information, ideas, or actions that make a positive difference for everyone in the community (and maybe even change the way we think or act).

Planned features:

This module for 4.7 (PHP5 with XML DOM required) is not currently supported. It was created by David Donahue in 2006, and while Agaric Design Collective has adopted the scraper project and added a separate module for very basic scraping that uses a different method, we have not had reason to dive into this code. If you do, or want to add another module to the scraper family, let us know and we can add you as a maintainer to the project on Drupal.org (if you have a CVS access).

A while back a client asked for the ability to accept taxonomy term (category) suggestions on his Drupal site. It's not what Community-Managed Taxonomy is meant for, but it's a potential application to keep in mind. Here's that request (that didn't go anywhere) and notes from the time:

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flk: 15:58 < fago> another thing, what have you planned for the thesholds? when does your module apply the votes? <<< you could make use of the voting api for this
flk: it has 3 different strategies of applying votes

agaric: flk: I'll look at voting_api in this context
flk: :)

fago: flk: yeah, I also thought about this. perhaps it would be useful for storing votes...

Taken directly from Drupal.org's Step-by-step create a CVS project, with our notes.

Agaric would like breadcrumbs in Drupal to just work, but barring that until book navigation becomes general navigation in Drupal 6, we'd just like control...

Custom Breadcrumbs module
http://drupal.org/project/custom_breadcrumbs

From the PHP snippet section...

Breadcrumbs including title

http://drupal.org/node/64067

Here's the bulk of an e-mail sent to an Agaric customer just tonight, following up on the client's questions about having trouble formatting and such. The questions the client had are probably apparent in our answers to her, as should be our respect for what she is able to understand about the site Agaric built for her:

I found some stray HTML markup:

<strong>.</blockquote>

keywords: cat authorized key

These directions worked for a Mac OS X computer.

On the home computer:

ssh-keygen -t dsa

Accept the defaults. Despite the term pass-phrase, as opposed to password, if you choose to use one, keep your passphrase short.

cd /Users/you/.ssh

(Change "you" to your username, the default place the previous command generates the key)

Looking for the drupal path to your current theme? It can be helpful if you're making a theme and, for a change, you want to link directly to

print theme('stylesheet_import', base_path() . path_to_theme() ."/modules.css");

For our purposes, something like:

<img src="<?php echo base_path() . path_to_theme() . "/sample.png"; ?>" />

Now I'm not sure that "." in echo will work. Feel free to test it out for us!

Update: This has of course been quite obsoleted by drush, which Agaric is building our own scripts around (we would like to build them into Drush as much as possible), and we should eventually note on our main drush post.

I hope to turn this into a module with a form, for now it's just a PHP page that can only be edited by an admin with PHP privileges. The code that creates this page is attached.